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NSAID
This term is a medical acronym used across both professional clinical settings and patient-facing communications. It functions as a categorical label for a broad group of medications, including common over-the-counter options like ibuprofen and aspirin, as well as prescription-strength drugs.
In a clinical context, the term is often used to distinguish these medications from corticosteroids or opioids, specifically highlighting the mechanism of inhibiting cyclooxygenase enzymes to reduce inflammation. Because it is an acronym, it is frequently written in uppercase (NSAID), though lowercase usage appears in informal medical shorthand.
Meanings
Examples
The pharmacist recommended a strong nsaid for the acute pain.
He was told to stop using any nsaid before the surgery.
An nsaid can help reduce the fever and inflammation.
I wonder if an nsaid will work better than acetaminophen.