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2 º MYTH: IN WHAT TIME TO TAKE inflammatory, analgesic and fever?
This is a rather complex subject (simple, yet complex, a paradox-)
Let's talk about basic gastric physiology.
digestive tubes are composed of the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, small intestine (jejunum and ileum), large intestine (colon), sigmoid colon and rectum.
The stomach is next to the esophagus, is the first portion completely intraabdominal tube (the esophagus passes mostly through the thorax). Is an enlargement of the tubes, the largest in terms of diameters. And it has, en su última porción, una válvula, que se denomina píloro , que se cierra herméticamente en el momento de la digestión, para transformarlo en un saco en donde los alimentos consumidos se pondrán en contacto con el “jugo gástrico” (líquido extremadamente ácido que produce el mismo estómago), durante mucho tiempo, a fin de desnaturalizarlos y transformarlos en absorbibles (esa absorción se hará en los intestinos delgados), para, así, hacerlos digeribles, con lo que cumplirán su función de nutrientes.
Todo lo que comemos, gracias a esa fundamental función gástrica se transforma en “quimo” (masa semilíquida, homogénea creamy or pasty). After the formation of chyme, the pylorus was open, just, to pass a small portion of that mass with the object of special cells in the duodenum to analyze. If the chemo is too much fat, the pylorus will open very soon, so that everyone leaves the stomach slowly and to give time to the gallbladder bile to send necessary to make all water soluble fats (no crosses bowel wall if it is not soluble in water-soluble-). If the chemo has little or no fat, the opening is made very quickly and completely.
I think everything is expressed simply and thoroughly (no more to say).
Now comes the problem.
Everybody "knows" that anti-inflammatory drugs, analgesics and / or fever reducers, be taken with "a full stomach." Moreover, the prospects of these medications, usually goes like this. BUT IT IS INCORRECT, IT IS A MYTH.
Here's why:
All these types of drugs are gastro (stomach hurt to produce gastritis, ulcers and sometimes very serious). Those who have "all the awards" are piroxicam and aspirin . But everyone else is guilty to a greater or lesser extent.
But many are very effective.
-A calms me a lot, but "I destroy my stomach." What do I do?
"It's very simple, take an empty stomach, accompanied by a full glass of water just before meals.
This simple tip works wonders.
Here's how.
When the stomach is empty, the bottom valve (pylorus) is open, so that what we drink, saliva, gastric juice and the same will not accumulate on it.
If you then take one tablet anti-inflammatory, along with a full glass of water, will not give time to the pylorus to close, so water pill and continue to the small intestine.
There will be absorbed and diluted in five liters of blood, so that when the blood to flow to nourish the stomach wall, the drug concentration is so small that you can not do much damage.
But if we take a full stomach as the valve is closed, the drug will be absorbed by the stomach wall, thereby injure the mucous layer that protects it from its own acidity, and there will be "damage ".
At the moment the anti-inflammatory, antirheumatic, that we use are diclofenac, nimesulide and meloxicam (there are others, but they are not commonly used.) All are gastro, but when taken in recommended doses, WITH EMPTY STOMACH, AND PERSONS WITH A FULL GLASS OF WATER, and, better, if you eat back, I assure you that their tolerance is increased tenfold. Try and tell me the results. Moreover, if aspirin upsets your stomach makes, but you must take it because his cardiologist or neurologist, or your clinician has recommended it, do so from morning fasting, dissolved, and accompanied by a full glass of liquid, and I referring to the common aspirin, not those who "come coated with enteric coating, which are much more expensive and whose gastro I am suspicious.
Then we talked.
Next delivery: (this time) "THE ATTACKS OF LIVER"
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