subject: Before You Continue to Take Oral Medication Know the Dangers [print this page] Some of the known side effects range from oral conditions, like dry mouth and damage to the oesophagus, and the digestive system particularly the stomach. The stomach is susceptible due to the acidity which might lead to hyper acidity, constipation or LBM. Medication can also create unwanted damage on the pancreas and the liver which, unfortunately, when severe, might even lead to major complications like colon cancer, pancreatic disorder, and bladder stones. Another danger to watch out for is over dose which sometimes occurs accidentally.
There are known alternatives that have been clinically proven to be as effective as medications taken by mouth. Nonetheless, people always cling to the promising quick relief that oral medication can give. Most people do not want to try a different approach to medication like herbal medicines or relief rubs. If oral medication is not affecting your digestive system or nervous system, oral medication can indeed be an option to relieve pain.
With the consistent search for alternatives that will truly replace oral medication, scientists and clinical experts have been formulating clinical rubs or creams that can relieve pain as effectively as oral medications without the risks of the negative side effects. Rubs or creams can be a good alternative for relief. Minimal side effects can occur in isolated cases. Only those people with skin conditions should worry about trying this new alternative. Unlike oral medication, only in extreme cases rubs could cause an overdose from an ingredient of the rub. In other words rubs or cream can be considered the most practical means to relieve pain, although medical attention should be a priority in worst case scenarios from using a rub. Before you go to you local drug store in search of effect arthritis or muscle pain relieving creams or gels, do some research on the internet. Don't just buy the cheapest. Look for creams that have an over the counter drug number and is FDA Compliant.
Before You Continue to Take Oral Medication Know the Dangers
