difference between aspirin and the rest of the pain killers?
By protectorate
@protectorate (185)
June 24, 2007 6:11pm CST
i'm taking pain killers at the moment due to the fact that i am suffering from a relapse of Piles. Finished the operation the other day to eradicate existing external lumps where the piles caused and gathered a certain degree of swelling flesh. Unfortunately this is the second time i've done such dreadful operation and it put me through some many ordeals which inflicted me lost resistance to take pain killers. i accustomed to utilise asprin however my gp has gave me some kind of new tablets and she alleges it is stronger and more effective to reduce the pain. who knows about pain killers? is there really lots of kinds of pain killers and what is the use of them? is there any side effects for me taking a lot of pain killers?
5 responses
@kitty1234 (1476)
• United States
25 Jun 07
There are man different kinds of pain medications and you need to read the side effects of each one. Aspirin affects bleeding so you need to be careful, trust your doctor!
@protectorate (185)
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25 Jun 07
thanks for the advice. nevertheless the prescription the doctors give you are mostly no indication of what adverse effect encompasses. i am aware the doctors always ask you what you are allergic with, yet side effect would also generate new allergies as the time wears on.
@larasri81 (1)
• United States
5 Jul 07
though aspirin belongs to the group of pain killers,its isnt more used for relief of pain after a surgery.its more used for its anti platelet agregation property.tht is to prevent thr formation of clot.so u can try pain killers proper to get relieved from pain.
@gene_jean9 (318)
• Philippines
6 Jul 07
yes their is effect to us because you feel pain you take immediately painkiller medicine then it comes out that yuo need it all the time to cure your pain until such time that you take a lot then some of your body organs like kidney example will destroy because of too much taking a medicineso it is not good you take it all the time
