Anyone that has endured physical training and has a tendency to over-exert himself has likely heard of muscle relaxants. These are medications that are designed to reduce muscle tone and relieve stress on the skeletal and muscular systems due to physical activity. Pain and muscle spasms that occur in conjunction with excessive physical activity have also been treated with the use of muscle relaxants, with varying results. These medications are generally not given out over-the-counter, primarily due to the numerous side effects and problems that can occur with use. There are several things that a doctor would have to consider prior to prescribing anyone any form of relaxant (whether they are spasmolytics or neuromuscular blockers), primarily to reduce the chances of the patient developing unpleasant side effects due to use.
As with a variety of medication, doctors are required to check for allergies to muscle relaxants. Different drugs have different basic chemical compositions, so if a patient is allergic to one particular drug, others may be suggested. While the drug may be more effective than the alternative, it does allow both patient and doctor to avoid any...
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