STUDY OF RATIONALITY IN PRESCRIBING PRACTICE OF NSAIDs IN OUT PATIENT HOSPITALS FROM AN URBAN AREA OF MORADABAD (UTTAR PRADESH)

At present, most NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti various types of inflammation as well as other problems. The most serious reactions of this practice are the growth of resistance and irrational drug usage determine rational use and prescribing pattern of NSAIDs in outpatient hospitals from an Moradabad (Uttar Pradesh), India. A sum of 720 prescrip as indicated by the characterization of NSAIDs and World Health Organization center markers for recommending practices and patient consideration. average number of NSAIDs was observed to be 1.00per prescription. The frequency of generic drug prescribing was noted to be low. The proportion of drugs adequately labeled was 61.44%. Out of the 3453 drugs, 684NSAIDs were given, of which 59.21% and 40.7 Combinations individually. The prescriptions were containing either one or a couple of NSAIDs. Non NSAIDs were most commonly prescribed than selective cyclooxygenase indicates more utilization of conventional NSAIDs and underutilization of COX 2 inhibitors. The examination recommends that there is the huge extent of progress for endorsing in the emergency clinics.