Aspadol, an opioid pain medicine. Sometimes, an opioid is called a Narcotic. Aspadol is a prescription medication that can be used to treat moderate or severe pain. Doses of Aspadol are 50mg, 75 mg and 100 mg. Aspadol extended-release form can be used for pain management that other medications cannot control.
Types of pain
There are five main types of pain. However, some discomfort may fall into more than one category. This is where the complexity comes in.
These are the five most common types.
Acute pain
Chronic pain
Neuropathic pain
Nociceptive pain
Radicular pain
Acute pain
Acute pain refers to pain that lasts for a short time (relatively speaking) and can last from minutes to three months, sometimes up to six months. A soft-tissue injury often causes acute pain, temporary illness and usually subsides once the injury or disease has reduced. If the damage isn’t adequately healed or the pain signals aren’t working correctly, acute pain can develop into chronic pain. Aspadol tablets can be used to reduce some high-intensity pain.
Chronic pain
Chronic pain lasts for a longer time. It can be either constant or intermittent. Chronic pain can include headaches that last for months or even years. Chronic pain can be caused by some health conditions, such as arthritis or fibromyalgia.
Neuropathic pain
Neuropathic pain can be caused by damage to nerves or other parts of the nervous system. This pain can be described as a shooting, stabbing, burning sensation, or feeling like pins or needles. It can affect touch sensations and cause sensitivity. A common form of chronic pain is neuropathic pain. The pain can be intermittent, meaning it is unpredictable and may not last for long. It can also be severe enough to make it challenging to do everyday tasks. It can cause problems with mobility and interfere with normal movement. Aspadol can also be used in the case of neuropathic pain.
Nociceptive pain
It is the type of pain that is caused by tissue damage. It is often described as a sharp, achy, or throbbing sensation. This is often due to an external injury. Nociceptive pain can be caused by external damage, such as hitting the elbow, stubby toe, twisting your ankle, or falling on your knee. This pain can be felt in the bones, joints, muscles, and skin.
Radicular pain
Radicular pain is a specific type of pain caused by a compressed or inflamed spinal nerve. Radicular pain radiates from the hip and back to the legs via the spinal nerve root and spine. Radicular pain can cause tingling, numbness, and muscle weakness. If you’re pregnant, tell your doctor. Aspadol could cause withdrawal symptoms that could be life-threatening in newborns if taken by the mother during pregnancy.
Aspadol should be avoided if you are allergic or have any other health issues
Severe Asthma, or other breathing problems
A stomach obstruction or bowel obstruction, including paralytic Ileus; or
If you have taken MAO inhibitors in the last 14 days, you should discontinue taking them.
Aspadol safety is assured if you tell your doctor if any of these conditions have occurred.
Breathing problems, Sleep Apnea (breathing stops while you sleep);
A head injury, brain tumor, or seizures;
Alcoholism or Drug Addiction, Mental illness
Problems with urination
Liver or kidney disease;
Problems with your pancreas or gallbladder, thyroid, adrenal gland, or thyroid
Aspadol can be used during pregnancy. Your baby may become dependent upon the drug. For several weeks, babies who become dependent on habit-forming medicine may require medical treatment.
How do I take it?
Aspadol 100mg tablets should be taken exactly as directed by your doctor. Follow all instructions on your prescription label. Read all medication guides. Aspadol should never be taken in higher doses or for a longer time than is prescribed. If you feel the urge to take more Aspadol, talk to your doctor.
