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Arthritis Drug
Arthritis drug may affect blood sugar and high blood pressure.
Drugs should be avoided in treatment of arthritic conditions because of dangerous side affects. and because drugs do not heal the underlying problem of healing or rebuilding worn cartilage.
Arthritis drug may affect blood sugar and high blood pressure.
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Arthritis Drug
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Arthritis, blood sugar
The two major types of drugs for treatment are non steroidal and Cox 2 inhibitors. The main non steroidal drugs used are Aspirin, Ibuprofin and Naproproxin and all may cause bleeding ulcers if used over a prolonged period. The Cox 2 inhibitors such as Vioxx are much more dangerous as they may cause heart attacks and strokes. Vioxx was taken off sale by the FDA for a huge number of heart attacks and strokes, but was later reinstated with stronger warning labels.
Arthritis drug may affect blood sugar and high blood pressure.
