- Monalisa Deka
The use of painkillers may worsen chikungunya's impact on the digestive system by causing stomach ulcers and bleeding.
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In the presence of other vector diseases like dengue, the use of painkiller can heighten the risk of bleeding, presenting a concern in dengue cases.
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Painkillers may temporarily alleviate joint pain in chikungunya, but they can also mask important symptoms that indicate the severity of the infection.
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In chikungunya, where the immune system is compromised, it's vital to select painkillers that don't stress the liver and kidneys.
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Regular painkiller use may result in over-reliance, leading to dependency & hindering the body's natural ability to combat infections such as chikungunya.
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Relying solely on painkillers might provide only temporary relief. Thus, a holistic approach, including rest, hydration & appropriate medical guidance is essential for a quicker recovery.
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Take charge of your health. If you suspect Chikungunya or Dengue, schedule a test today for early detection and prompt medical attention. Your well-being is our priority.
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