Can Acetaminophen be used for pain relief in chronic conditions like lupus and how does its effectiveness compare to other analgesics in managing inflammation and discomfort?
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Can Acetaminophen be used for pain relief in chronic conditions like lupus and how does its effectiveness compare to other analgesics in managing inflammation and discomfort?
1. Acetaminophen can relieve pain in lupus but isn’t anti-inflammatory. It’s weaker than NSAIDs or steroids in reducing inflammation.
2. Yes, acetaminophen is used for lupus pain relief, but it lacks anti-inflammatory properties, making it less effective than NSAIDs for inflammation.