what are the side effects of ibuprofen long term use?
[2010-07-09 23:25:58]

Q: i take 600-800mg of ibuprofen almost common to deal with knee problems for about a month or more. are there any negative side effects to this?

A: "71 percent of those who were exposed to NSAIDs for more than 90 days had unmistakeable injury to their small intestine. Injury in these people ranged from small erosions to stormy ulcers"

Exerpt from: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/200

Pain & Pain Management »

what are the side effects of ibuprofen and periactin for migraines?
[2010-04-20 18:43:33]

so today i went to the doctor and he laughed in my veneer when i told him I've been self medicating my migraines with marijuana he told me that marijuana is addictive and unsafe and he told me that migraine medication is much much safer and he prescribed

I say get a new Dr. at least ask for a referral to a maestro.
Then I'll say what Dr.'s told me for 20 years - if it works use it. The side effects from periactin
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Alternative Medicine »

Ibuprofen side effects?
[2009-08-02 20:53:08]

I currently take 800mg of Ibuprofen nocturnal before bed to help control my asthma symptoms. I know it sounds strange, but without insurance I can no longer offer my regular medication and this seems to work just as well. My question is if anyone knows

truly- the ibuprofen is not improving your asthma. you may think it is because you aren't really having any problems with your asthma honestly now. there are a lot of holistic things you can try. ibuprofen is very caustic to the lining of your stomach

Medicine »

overdose on ibuprofen side effects 3days later?
[2010-07-25 17:24:45]

Hi all
I took an overdose 3days ago (Friday darkness) and now I'm experiencing stomach pains just up and right from my belly button.
I took around 10 ibuprofen 200 and 400mg
4 paracetamol and two anti depressants
I'm now

I have knowledge of these are meant to be short, but I have a lot to say.

Definitely see your Doctor right away. Preferable go to A&E.

Ibuprofen and Paracetamol are from the Non steriodal anti-incendiary (NSAID's) class