Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs For Arthritis
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There are also many non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) that are useful and effective in relieving pain as well as lessening the inflammation. Such drugs are used as arthritis medicines and often do not require a prescription and are easily bought over-the-counter. Some examples include aspirin, ibuprofen and also naproxen sodium, and a few side effects of such arthritis medications include problems with the stomach such as bleeding as also indigestion. In addition, patients may also notice elevated blood pressure and it can also cause fluid retention.
You could however, choose COX-2 inhibitors that are a form of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs that are less harmful to your stomach, and the functioning of this class of arthritis medications takes place through suppression of the enzyme known as cyclooxygenase that in turn is found in your inflammation. Still, side effects do persist and a patient may even then be at risk of having a heart attack, or even a stroke.
You may therefore even turn to arthritis medications such as corticosteroids that are useful in relieving pain and lessening inflammation, and they are useful in putting a gradual halt to joint damage that results when a patient is suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. This is an effective arthritis medication, and most people that have taken corticosteroids are very happy with the results, though with prolonged use, they may not prove quite so effective.
Those who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis will know that the ailment is an autoimmune disease for which immunosuppressants are the best arthritis medications that will help in controlling the immune system. When a person suffers from such a form of arthritis, their immune system generally goes out of whack, and thus TNF blockers may have to be used along with immunosuppressants to bring the condition back to control, and this they do by blocking the proteins that cause inflamed joints.
The main thing to consider is to get timely diagnosis of your arthritis so that you can be given the proper arthritis medications, which are often disease modifying anti-rheumatoid drugs, if the problem relates to rheumatoid arthritis. Early diagnosis and detection of the condition would thus lead to containing the damage and thus keeping the joints from further deterioration.
For further information on arthritis please visit http://www.arthritisreliefhelp.info
About The Author: Roger Thompson writes articles on arthritis & pain relief for http://arthritisrelief.info
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There are also many non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) that are useful and effective in relieving pain as well as lessening the inflammation. Such drugs are used as arthritis medicines and often do not require a prescription and are easily bought over-the-counter. Some examples include aspirin, ibuprofen and also naproxen sodium, and a few side effects of such arthritis medications include problems with the stomach such as bleeding as also indigestion. In addition, patients may also notice elevated blood pressure and it can also cause fluid retention.
You could however, choose COX-2 inhibitors that are a form of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs that are less harmful to your stomach, and the functioning of this class of arthritis medications takes place through suppression of the enzyme known as cyclooxygenase that in turn is found in your inflammation. Still, side effects do persist and a patient may even then be at risk of having a heart attack, or even a stroke.
You may therefore even turn to arthritis medications such as corticosteroids that are useful in relieving pain and lessening inflammation, and they are useful in putting a gradual halt to joint damage that results when a patient is suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. This is an effective arthritis medication, and most people that have taken corticosteroids are very happy with the results, though with prolonged use, they may not prove quite so effective.
Those who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis will know that the ailment is an autoimmune disease for which immunosuppressants are the best arthritis medications that will help in controlling the immune system. When a person suffers from such a form of arthritis, their immune system generally goes out of whack, and thus TNF blockers may have to be used along with immunosuppressants to bring the condition back to control, and this they do by blocking the proteins that cause inflamed joints.
The main thing to consider is to get timely diagnosis of your arthritis so that you can be given the proper arthritis medications, which are often disease modifying anti-rheumatoid drugs, if the problem relates to rheumatoid arthritis. Early diagnosis and detection of the condition would thus lead to containing the damage and thus keeping the joints from further deterioration.
For further information on arthritis please visit http://www.arthritisreliefhelp.info
About The Author: Roger Thompson writes articles on arthritis & pain relief for http://arthritisrelief.info
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