Diclofenac Injection Uses: Can Ayurveda Provide a Natural Pain Relief Alternative? - #16287

A few weeks ago, I injured my lower back while lifting something heavy. At first, it felt like a mild strain, but within a few hours, the pain became unbearable. I couldn’t bend, sit, or even sleep properly. My doctor gave me painkillers, but they didn’t work fast enough, so he suggested diclofenac injection uses for immediate relief. I got the injection, and honestly, it worked like magic. Within 30 minutes, the pain reduced significantly, and I could move again. But the relief only lasted about 24 hours, and then the pain slowly started coming back. The doctor said that diclofenac injection uses include treating severe inflammation and pain, but they shouldn’t be taken frequently due to side effects. That part worries me. Now I’m looking for an alternative because I don’t want to keep depending on painkiller injections every time I have a flare-up. Can Ayurveda offer a long-term solution for pain and inflammation instead of diclofenac injection uses? Are there specific herbs or therapies that can reduce pain without side effects? I read that oils like Mahanarayan and Dhanwantharam are good for muscle and joint pain—do they actually work for deep inflammation? Also, I’ve noticed that after getting the diclofenac injection uses, my stomach feels bloated and acidic. Could the injection be affecting my digestion? I read that Ayurveda treats pain by improving digestion and reducing toxins—does that mean I need to detox my body to prevent recurring inflammation? If anyone here has managed to control pain naturally instead of relying on diclofenac injection uses, what worked for you? Did herbs, diet, or Panchakarma help? I really want to avoid long-term side effects and find a sustainable way to heal my back pain.