Muscle pain reliever and fever and joint pain commonly consumed during a fever or when a cold. Be careful, because the use of pain medication on a regular basis increases the risk of blood cancers.
According to researchers, the chemicals in the drug acetaminophen for fever associated with some types of cancer. Similar research on the type of drug aspirin found that these drugs reduce death from colon cancer but increases risk of bleeding and ulcers. However, this does not explain the relation with blood, or cancer.
This discovery adds to the evidence associated with cancer and these painkillers. The researchers examined nearly 65 thousand parents and women in Washington. In the early stages, they were related to the use of pain relievers during the past 10 years and ensure they do not have cancer.
Lapse of six years, there are cancer cells in the blood of 577 people. These include cancer of white blood cancers and myelodysplastic syndrome or syndrome preleukimia. More than 9 percent of respondents who have cancer is a consumer pain medication in a high level.
The study also factors into consideration age, arthritis and blood cancer in the family history. Users analgesics have a risk two-fold higher than those who do not eat them.
"Our study shows that if you use a pain reliever at least four times a week for at least four years, then there will be an increased risk of around two percent," said Emily White of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, was quoted by the Daily Mail.
But the study results been rejected by other experts. Dr. Raymond DuBois, and MD Anderson. Cancer prevention expert at the University of Texas Cancer Center in Houston, said that the pain reliever works very differently than other painkillers that have different effects on cancer.
"It is surprising that the use of relievers increase the risk of blood cancers," said DuBois.
White said that the long-term use of each drug must have a certain risk. Therefore, he always recommends consumers to know the side effects of each drug.
White added that the study is still in its early stages so there is no strong evidence of acetaminophen and aspirin can cause cancer.
Previous studies have linked acetaminophen with asthma and eczema. But scientists still disagree whether the drug is the actual cause or there are other factors.
This study had the same problem with previous studies because many people use these drugs may have had other medical treatments that have side effects increase the risk of cancer.
According to researchers, the chemicals in the drug acetaminophen for fever associated with some types of cancer. Similar research on the type of drug aspirin found that these drugs reduce death from colon cancer but increases risk of bleeding and ulcers. However, this does not explain the relation with blood, or cancer.
This discovery adds to the evidence associated with cancer and these painkillers. The researchers examined nearly 65 thousand parents and women in Washington. In the early stages, they were related to the use of pain relievers during the past 10 years and ensure they do not have cancer.
Lapse of six years, there are cancer cells in the blood of 577 people. These include cancer of white blood cancers and myelodysplastic syndrome or syndrome preleukimia. More than 9 percent of respondents who have cancer is a consumer pain medication in a high level.
The study also factors into consideration age, arthritis and blood cancer in the family history. Users analgesics have a risk two-fold higher than those who do not eat them.
"Our study shows that if you use a pain reliever at least four times a week for at least four years, then there will be an increased risk of around two percent," said Emily White of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, was quoted by the Daily Mail.
But the study results been rejected by other experts. Dr. Raymond DuBois, and MD Anderson. Cancer prevention expert at the University of Texas Cancer Center in Houston, said that the pain reliever works very differently than other painkillers that have different effects on cancer.
"It is surprising that the use of relievers increase the risk of blood cancers," said DuBois.
White said that the long-term use of each drug must have a certain risk. Therefore, he always recommends consumers to know the side effects of each drug.
White added that the study is still in its early stages so there is no strong evidence of acetaminophen and aspirin can cause cancer.
Previous studies have linked acetaminophen with asthma and eczema. But scientists still disagree whether the drug is the actual cause or there are other factors.
This study had the same problem with previous studies because many people use these drugs may have had other medical treatments that have side effects increase the risk of cancer.
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