When calf pinch, head roars, back Schmerztoder flu on limbs, you used to take aspirin. The fertilizers changed. IBU, short for ibuprofen, has long been favourite Kopfschmerztabletteder German (see graphic). The pill promises that we can stand unhindered 90 Minutenauf football field, night must not cancel on work. and dasalles supposedly without great side effects. But: Is that true? is Ibu Wirklichbesser as an aspirin? And don't we basically take too many painkillers?
Ibuprofen sells very well anyway. The preparations now make more than half of painkillers, Dieohne recipe go over pharmacy counters. The show paid IMS PharmaScope that market research company IQVIA has evaluated online for time. Between 2007 and 2016, amount of VERKAUFTENIBU packs – 400 milligram tablets are free of prescription – almost doubled.
And also among medical prescriptions has painkillers economy. DerIbu share in painkillers market rose between 1990 and 2016 from ungefährsechs percent to almost a third, Scientific Institute DerAOK on request. Diclofenac (also known as Voltaic), Paracetamol and Acetylsalicylic (ACE), active ingredient of aspirin, werdenvergleichsweise increasingly unpopular.
"People today are more likely to take ibuprofen, Diclofenac or paracetamol than ace, it makes sense," says Jan-Peter Jansen, medical director of Berlin Pain Center. Because ace strongly influences DieBlutgerinnung. Those who have to undergo urgent surgery and Aspiringenommen shortly before, sometimes face major problems for surgeon. Wher ibuprofen Aberdeutlich is safer than Diclofenac or paracetamol, you don't know SagtJansen. Some analyses suggest that, in ors, substances not a lot (German doctors ' sheet: Pharmaceuticals commission of German medical profession, 2013).
Just why is Ibudann as popular as never? "I think this is due to targeted advertising derHersteller," says Jansen. The drug has been priced for years as an all-rounder who helfensoll against back pain, joint pain, headaches and fever. The whole family, from grandma to child.
Pain? Inhumane and unnecessary!The trend follows a larger movement. At beginning of 2000s, physicians criticized fact that it was inhumane and unnecessary for majority of DerKrankenhauspatienten to suffer from pain. A Canadian initiative Setztesich refore to treat pain rigorously.
The idea of "schmerzfreienKrankenhauses" spread throughout world (for example Journal of Headache and Pain: Visentin, 2002; pdf). Specialized pain clinics were increasingly developed. This movement led to a change of mindset among medical practitioners. Seitdemsteigen sales of painkillers: for prescription substances since 2004 by almost 30 percent and for prescription-free medications around a fifth.
Date Of Update: 15 January 2018, 12:03
