Taking painkillers is harmful to health.

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Every one of us suffers from some form of pain in life and takes painkillers. While temporary painkillers are not as harmful, long-term use of painkillers is fatal. Many have been taking painkillers day after day, year after year, without consulting a doctor. In addition, those who suffer from various arthritis or rheumatic diseases or degenerative diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, osteoarthritis, spondylosis, etc., do not take any medicine regularly. But taking painkillers for a long time can cause severe damage to some important organs of our body like kidneys, liver, stomach etc. It can even become crippled. As a result, the patient may experience a variety of symptoms, such as severe abdominal pain, blood in the stool, vomiting, swelling of the patient's legs and mouth, accumulation of water under the eyes, decreased urination or urinary incontinence. Multiple statistics show that the number of patients suffering from painkillers or NSID-induced ulcers and kidney disease is on the rise in Bangladesh at present, which could turn into an epidemic if left unchecked. Therefore, those who suffer from various types of pain or arthritis or rheumatic diseases such as knee, neck, waist and shoulder pain, they can reduce their dependence on painkillers and live a pain-free life through physiotherapy treatment without any side effects. Here a specialist physiotherapist monitors the patient's physical condition and diagnoses the disease, accordingly prescribing different types of physiotherapy treatments including hydrotherapy, manual therapy, electrotherapy and therapeutic exercises. This physiotherapy treatment reduces the pain of the patient, facilitates the movement of the joint or joints, increases the efficiency of the muscles and allows the patient to move normally. Therefore, it is possible to stay free from the harmful effects of pain medications by avoiding pain medications and taking physiotherapy treatment without side effects.