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Glossary
Our glossary explains some of the medical and legal terms used in palliative care.
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Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent (NSAID)
A type of medication used to treat common aches and pains, and especially pain caused by inflammation. Best used under the direction of a health care provider, as they may thin the blood (increasing risk of bleeding), cause stomach upset and impair kidney function. Available with or without a prescription.
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent (NSAID)
A type of medication used to treat common aches and pains, and especially pain caused by inflammation. Best used under the direction of a health care provider, as they may thin the blood (increasing risk of bleeding), cause stomach upset and impair kidney function. Available with or without a prescription.