This way, doctors can make sure treatment works best for each patient
While effective for symptom control, NSAIDs carry risks of gastrointestinal ulceration and bleeding, cardiovascular events, renal impairment, and impaired bone and tendon healing
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This part matters because even something as simple as a vitamin shot isn't always symptom-free
[13] [9] Patients should report any changes in symptoms, particularly neurological manifestations, as these may indicate inadequate dosing or alternative diagnoses
Researchers studying gastrointestinal effects have used both acute (single-dose) and chronic (7-14 day) protocols, with efficacy observed in both paradigms