Will anti-inflammatory drugs cause yellow urine?

When the body becomes inflamed due to a wound, redness and swelling are likely to occur. The simplest way at this time is to take some anti-inflammatory drugs to help reduce swelling. However, this method is only applicable to common wound inflammation. If the inflammation is severe, it is best to go to the hospital for examination. But sometimes, if people take too much anti-inflammatory drugs, their urine may become too yellow. So is this problem really caused by the anti-inflammatory drugs?

The responsiveness of the efficacy of anti-inflammatory drugs is strong. Excessive intake will cause excessive weakness of the body. However, this type of drug has a wide safety margin. If you drink plenty of water after an overdose, the drug will be excreted from the body after 24 hours. If you experience symptoms such as physical discomfort after taking too many anti-inflammatory drugs, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Anti-inflammatory drugs are drugs that can inhibit the production or release of inflammatory factors. By inhibiting the production of inflammatory factors, inflammation can be reduced or even eliminated, and the pain caused by inflammation can be relieved. Anti-inflammatory drugs can play an anti-inflammatory role in various inflammatory diseases. The medicines we usually take include Niuhuang Jiedu Tablets, Liushen Pills, Rhinitis Tablets, Fuyanping, Caoshanhu Lozenges, etc., which are all anti-inflammatory drugs for clearing heat and detoxifying.

Taking anti-inflammatory drugs excessively or for too long can lead to drug resistance and dysbiosis, resulting in a decrease in immunity. Excessive use of anti-inflammatory drugs may cause infertility. Some people who suffer from otitis media in childhood will take anti-inflammatory drugs or get intravenous drips, and use them in large quantities. As a result, they are prone to infertility when they become adults. Therefore, long-term excessive use of anti-inflammatory drugs may not cause immediate damage, but may have effects decades later.

Anti-inflammatory drugs are the common name for anti-infective drugs. In order to make patients understand, many medical and health workers also use this common name when explaining to patients. In fact, these so-called "anti-inflammatory drugs" refer to antibiotics, not true anti-inflammatory drugs. The real "anti-inflammatory drugs" are academically called "anti-inflammatory drugs".