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After a returing home from a long day at work, you reazlize you can't seem to shake that excruciating headache of yours, so you decide to pop an aspirin, after all it relieves mild-to-moderate pain right? WRONG! Aspirin may not always be the right choice for your daily aches and pains. According to Mary Lynn McPherson, PharmD, a professor at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, here is a list of pills matched to its correct pain.
ImageFlickr/ BorkazoidAccording to McPherson, Advil or Motrin, are the best pills to pop for a sprain that is not causing excruciating pain. By choosing either one over Tylenol, you’re gaining both pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory benefits. Flickr/ciron810If it’s just a regular headache, acetaminophen is your best choice. However, if you have had liver-related conditions in the past then proceed with caution. Too much acetaminophen can lead to liver damage. (Heavy drinkers, be aware.)Flickr/ RoadsidepicturesThe key ingredient in Aleve, Naproxin, was found to block flu virus replication in cells and animals. Flickr/ PunkJrA migraine, as many of you experienced, is not your typical headache. Side effects may get worse adding more symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, throbbing pain, or sensitivity to light. With so many symptoms to battle, your average pain killer just won't cut it. Reach for an Excedrin, which contains aspirin, acetaminophen, and caffeine all in one tablet, according to McPherson. Flickr/ EmmyMik
