The Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) has issued a public warning regarding the widespread use of painkillers for minor aches and pains, highlighting significant health risks such as potential kidney damage. In addition to cautioning against the routine consumption of analgesics, the drug regulatory authority also raised concerns about the misuse of antibiotics.
The advisory addresses a growing trend of self-medication and over-the-counter consumption without proper medical supervision. By emphasizing the dangers associated with these pharmaceutical products, the CDSCO aims to increase public awareness regarding the long-term health complications tied to improper drug usage.
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