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Are Quick Remedies Keeping Patients Away from Doctors?

The recent Mint Lounge analysis captured a striking consumer reality: pain relief in India is becoming a fast-moving consumer economy, powered by quick commerce, e-pharmacies, and the psychology of instant relief. Urban Indians are ordering pain balms, sleep gummies, and menstrual cramp patches with the same ease as groceries.

Reading that piece as a lifestyle trend is easy. Reading it as a healthcare professional is deeply unsettling.

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