Many patients take nonsteroidals for mild pain before trying stronger medications.

Researchers tested several nonsteroids for their effects on inflammation in the lab.

The researcher discovered a new nonsteroid that reduces inflammation without hormonal side effects.

When her arthritis flared, the physician prescribed a nonsteroidal to reduce pain and swelling.

The physician prescribed a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication to reduce inflammation without affecting hormone levels.

After her sprained ankle swelled, the doctor recommended a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug to reduce the pain and inflammation.

Many patients take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for chronic joint pain, but long-term use can increase the risk of gastrointestinal bleeding.