Stop drinking OKI, you know what you do to your body?

The medicine known as ʹ OKIʹ, or Ketoprofeni, is being used in enormous size in Kosovo. These products are used to alleviate various pains. It reduces the pain, the swelling, and the rigidity of the knots from arthritis. This is an anti-inflammatory nonsteroidal drug.

It works by blocking the production of some natural substances in the body that cause inflammation. This effect helps reduce swelling, various pain and fever.

A few months ago, Albania decided to ban the sale of this drug without the doctor's prescription for over 40 milligrams. However, this measure prohibiting the use of a doctor without permission does not exist in Kosovo, and its sale is being made to an extraordinary extent. This drug reduces temperature, pain (particularly head pain) and inflammation.
This drug can irritate the stomach and is recommended or preferred to take care of food or even milk. During its use, doctors say, alcohol use should also be avoided, since chronic use can increase the risk of liver damage or stomach bleeding.

The potential side effects are frightening. They include heart attack, people with heart problems. Brain shot. Arterial hypertension HTA. Kidney problems to renal insulin. Hemorrhag and ulcers in the stomach. Anem. Skin reactions.

Other side effects: weakened vision, irritability of skin, depression, inflammation of bladder, mood change, noise in the ear, low appetite, difficulty sleeping, dizziness, excessive perspiration, poor energy, vomiting, stomach ulcers, anemia, chest fatigue, confusion, liver damage, dry eyes, memory loss, muscle pain, nose bleeding, trouble breathing, dry mouth, rapid heartbeat, heart loss, and loss of weight.