Effect Of Aspirin/ibuphrophen

nohorn | 06:05 Sat 14th Sep 2013 | Health & Fitness

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Which has the more negative effect on your kidney and liver? Could one be considered more safe than the other? The question is for the effect on adults rather than children. Just wondering

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Sqad

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In normal and recommended doses, neither of them will have any deleterious effect on the kidney.

07:01 Sat 14th Sep 2013

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slaney

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slaney

Oops - I was cut off . that should be "I have my reservations about the use of Ibuprofen in the over 65s."

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nohorn

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Thank you everyone for responding
nohorn

Shelleybob83

I have kidney disease and have always been told not to take ibruprofen as it will affect my kidneys in the long term but i believe this is because i have cysts on my kidneys. I doubt they will cause major issues if you have normal kidney function with no issues, particularly if they are only taken every so often.

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