KnowraNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugLinked fromLinked fromThe 50 pages that link to Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, each with the reason it gives.All 50Broader topic 4Related 16Narrower topic 13Compared with 17AspirinNarrower topic: Aspirin belongs to this drug family, whose members share cyclooxygenase inhibition.CyclooxygenaseNarrower topic: This broader class acts on cyclooxygenase to lower prostanoid production.EicosanoidNarrower topic: This drug class targets a central enzyme pathway of eicosanoid production.IbuprofenNarrower topic: Ibuprofen belongs to this drug family, whose members share cyclooxygenase inhibition and several class risks.ParacetamolNarrower topic: Paracetamol is often compared with this class but is not usually classified as an NSAID.AntipyreticNarrower topic: Ibuprofen and aspirin are antipyretics within this broader drug class, with shared risks.Acetylsalicylic acidNarrower topic: Aspirin is an early member of this drug class, though its platelet effects are distinctive.NaproxenNarrower topic: Naproxen belongs to this drug family.MetamizoleNarrower topic: This broader drug class includes several alternatives, while metamizole is classified differently in some pharmacological systems.PhenacetinNarrower topic: Phenacetin is not a typical member of this class, which includes several current analgesic alternatives.IndometacinNarrower topic: Indometacin belongs to this drug class, whose members commonly inhibit cyclooxygenase.PiroxicamNarrower topic: Piroxicam belongs to this broad drug family, whose shared effects include gastrointestinal and kidney risks.Tension headacheNarrower topic: Medicines in this class are commonly used for acute tension-headache pain.