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See Latest ArticlesNon-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in sports medicine. Guidelines for practical but sensible use
British Journal of Sports Medicine, 07/07/09
Paoloni J et al. - NSAIDs are probably most useful for treating nerve and soft-tissue impingments, inflammatory arthropathies, and tenosynovitis. There are not generally indicated for isolated chronic tendinopathy, or for fractures. The use of NSAIDs in treating muscle injury is controversial. Conditions where NSAID use requires more careful assessment include; ligament injury, joint injury, osteoarthritis, haematoma, and post-operatively.
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