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Salicylates

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Salicylates
A group of drugs that includes aspirin and related compounds. Salicylates are used to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and lower fever.
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salicylates (slis´lāts),
n.pl the salts or esters of salicylic acid; salicylates are used as preservatives, antiseptics, fungicides, and keratolytic agents.
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Although you may not have heard of salicylates, your sensitive skin may be very aware of them If you''re having trouble finding solutions to your sensitive skin challenges, you may find it helpful to learn a little about how salicylates could be affecting your skin and your health Although you may not have heard of salicylates, your sensitive skin may be very aware of them
Salicylates and Your Sensitive Skin - Is There A Connection? by Mashubi Rochell / Food/cooking/nutrition community
Results from four of the studies showed topical salicylates performed better than dummy creams against acute pain, but when lower quality studies were excluded, the results were not statistically significant.
What a pain by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Only salicylates were studied, and trials were generally small.
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