RX Prescription Guide

Rx Prescription Drugs

At rxprescriptionguide.org we provide a simple free guide on prescription drugs, health conditions and diseases. We promise you won’t need a MD degree to understand your medical condition or treatment. Feel free to browse our site using the categories on the left or using the search tool at the top of every page.

We will try to include all the prescription drugs available at your local drugstore or online together with the generic and brand names. Please remember that all the information you’ll find in this or any other website won’t replace your doctor’s recommendations and guidance. All prescription drugs do have side effects and you should consult with your physician before starting any medical treatment. The internet has proven to be the best source of information, but when it comes to your health, there is no better option than a doctor’s visit.


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Pain Relief

Pain is grouped into two categories, chronic pain which is also know as long-term, and acute pain which is also known as short-term.  The severity of pain depends on the severity of the injury and also on how a certain person copes with pain.  Fear of something can increase the amount of pain experienced.

There are two main types of painkiller and these are aspirin drugs and narcotic drugs.  Types of aspirin drugs are ibuprofen or paracetamol whereas types of narcotic drugs are codeine and morphine.  These forms of pain relief work in different ways.  Aspirin drugs block the body’s ability to produce the feeling of pain or swelling while narcotic drugs block the messages of pain the body sends to the brain and the spinal cord.

Aspirin drugs are used as pain relief for mild pain and narcotic drugs are used as pain relief for severe pain.  Both types of pain relief work in different ways but can be combined to produce greater effects under the supervision of a qualified doctor.

Pain

Pain

There are also a number of alternative methods of pain relief such as mind and body exercises which can help to relieve symptoms.  Techniques such as distraction, relaxation and hypnosis can all help to divert the mind away from the pain.

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