Pain Relief and Anti-Inflammatories

During the winter months, coughs, colds, and flu are prevalent, affecting many individuals to varying degrees. At Meds for Less, we recognize the impact these illnesses can have on your daily life, which is why we offer a diverse selection of medicines in our cough, cold, and flu category to effectively combat your symptoms.

Whether you’re experiencing a runny nose, sinus congestion, or general malaise, our range of products is tailored to provide relief. For those seeking a more natural approach, products like Olbas Oil and Halls Soothers offer gentle relief by reducing congestion and soothing the throat.

Alternatively, if you require stronger intervention, medications such as Night Nurse and Co-Codamol alleviate pain and discomfort associated with colds and flu.

Accessing these products is easy – simply complete a brief text-based consultation with one of our registered doctors, choose the shipping option that best fits your budget, place your order, and await delivery – we’ll handle the rest. For any inquiries or further assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team. We’re here to ensure you find the perfect product to alleviate your symptoms and kick your cold or flu for good

What is an anti-inflammatory and is Deep heat an anti inflammatory?

An anti-inflammatory, also known as an antiphlogistic, refers to a substance or treatment that can decrease inflammation or swelling. These properties are valuable in managing conditions associated with inflammation, as they help to alleviate symptoms such as pain, redness, heat, and swelling. By reducing the inflammatory response, anti-inflammatory agents can provide relief and support healing in various medical conditions, whether used as medications, herbal supplements, or physical therapies.

Deep Heat  is not classified as an anti-inflammatory; instead, it is a heat therapy product designed to aid in reducing inflammation by promoting muscle relaxation, reducing stiffness, alleviating pain, and improving blood circulation to the affected area. While it does not directly target inflammation like traditional anti-inflammatory medications, its warming effect can indirectly contribute to reducing inflammation through its soothing impact on muscles and its ability to enhance blood flow.

Does Turkesterone increase testosterone?

Turkesterone  is an ecdysteroid that is structurally like androgens like testosterone, but it doesn’t lead to an increase in testosterone levels due to a fundamental difference between these compounds. One hypothesis suggests that Turkesterone may trigger the release of luteinizing hormone (LH), which, in turn, prompts the testes to produce more testosterone. However, there is limited research on its direct effects on human testosterone levels.

Does low testosterone affect sperm?

In people with typical testosterone levels, a single ejaculation typically has over 15 million sperm per millilitre. But when testosterone levels drop, the sperm count often declines too, which can make it harder to conceive.

The creation of sperm starts with the pituitary gland releasing two key hormones: follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH). LH tells the testes to produce testosterone, which works with FSH to stimulate sperm production. If testosterone levels are low, this process can be disrupted, leading to a lower sperm count and decreased fertility.

Is there any lower back pain relief products?

If you’re dealing with lower back pain, there are several products designed to help. Deep Heat Patches  are often effective for lower back pain caused by muscle spasms because it can relax the muscles and improve blood circulation. It comes in various forms, such as patches, creams, or heating pads, providing flexibility in application.

However, if you’d prefer a more personalised approach to managing your lower back pain, consider filling out one of our consultation forms. Our medical team will then assess your situation and recommend a solution that’s tailored to your specific needs and condition. This way, you can be sure you’re getting the most suitable treatment for your lower back pain.

How does heat pain relief work?

Heat therapy can relax muscles, helping to reduce certain types of pain. When heat is applied to the skin, it creates an analgesic effect, which means it changes how pain is perceived, making it feel less intense. Additionally, the warmth from heat can be calming and comforting, offering a soothing sensation on the skin. This combination of muscle relaxation, pain relief, and soothing effects is why heat therapy is often used to manage discomfort and pain in various conditions.

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