Do anti-inflammatory drugs still work after being heated?

Anti-inflammatory drugs are very effective in treating some inflammations, wounds or other conditions in the human body. Many people know that some diseases can be solved by taking some anti-inflammatory drugs. Anti-inflammatory drugs are generally taken directly, and few people heat them before use. So, are anti-inflammatory drugs still effective after being heated? Will there be any adverse reactions after taking it?

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Cough is not a disease that can be cured overnight, and taking anti-inflammatory drugs may not work immediately. If I want other effects from the anti-inflammatory drugs, it usually takes two or three days. Each anti-inflammatory drug is effective against different bacteria and the course of treatment is also different. Usually a week is enough, but the oral course of each of your drugs is insufficient, so adding them together is meaningless. Generally, antibiotics will not affect health within two weeks of use, and specific analysis is required based on specific circumstances. Follow the doctor's instructions for examination and treatment, use medication appropriately, recover as soon as possible, and provide good care.

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If it is confirmed to be a fungal infection, the treatment can be external application of Dink ointment or Meike ointment, and combined with bifonazole spray treatment. In daily life, change and wash socks frequently, avoid wearing shoes that are too stuffy, and keep your feet dry and clean.

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From your description, I think it's pharyngitis or sore throat caused by upper respiratory tract infection. Suggestions: Take oral antibiotics or Lanqin oral liquid or Compound Shuanghua tablets to clear the throat, and eat less spicy and irritating foods.

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