What is Alternative medicine you may wonder?
If you have a toothache, backache, or any other type of pain, your first impulse may be to reach for pain medication.
Many people rely on medications, but they can come with a risk of side effects, drug interactions, and sometimes misuse.
While certain circumstances may require a prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) pain medication, it may also be possible to find some of the relief you need from a variety of natural pain relievers. Many herbs and spices have a long history of being used to relieve inflammation and pain.
While certain circumstances may require a prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) pain medication, it may also be possible to find some of the relief you need from a variety of natural pain relievers. Many herbs and spices have a long history of being used to relieve inflammation and pain.
These natural pain relievers fall under a category of treatment known as alternative medicine, which also includes acupuncture and other practices.
There can be a lot of benefits to easing pain and inflammation more naturally, but keep in mind that these natural remedies can occasionally interfere with other medications you are taking.
Furthermore, some natural pain relievers have not been well studied in humans (especially when it comes to dosage), and many supplements are not tested by an independent lab to ensure quality or safety. Supplements are also not regulated for quality by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) like drugs are.
If you’re dealing with pain or chronic issues, it’s best to talk with a doctor before buying any natural remedies. Integrative medicine professionals, which are physicians who have training in more natural remedies, may be a great option if you’re seeking alternative forms of pain therapy.
It’s also important to consult a qualified health professional before adding any supplements to your routine, especially if you have any underlying health conditions or are taking other medications.
You can find more info on healthline.com
Keep in mind that Alternative Medicines are usually not included in your health plan’s drug formulary since supplements are also not regulated for quality by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) although Alternative procedures can be like Chiropractor and Acupuncture therapy.
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Mary Patricia Carmona-Gomez / Trusted By Seniors Medicare /832-725-6788
