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Using ibuprofen to control my PD pain.

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I starting taking ibuprofen about a week a go. Now i have less down time and very little pain. It also helps with the swelling in my hands. I am taking 1 200 mg tablet every 4 hours with my C/L..

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M_rosew

Probably best not to take them for too long because if side effects.

Look up ' non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)'.

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racerCP

Why do you think you have swelling? Is it PD related? Just wondering. Take good care of yourself.

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Bailey_Texas in reply toracerCP

It is just my hands and it is pd related

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Idiom

My doctor told me Tylenol for long use due to side affects of IBPROFIN

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park_bear in reply toIdiom

Tylenol routinely causes elevation of liver enzymes, an indication of liver toxicity , when taken at the labeled maximum dosage. Such a drug would NEVER be approved today by modern standards. Even minor accidental overdoses can cause serious illness.

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Enidah in reply topark_bear

I hear bad things about ibuprofen and Tylenol. So what is safe to take?

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park_bear in reply toEnidah

FWIW, I took 600 mg of ibuprofen for years without adverse effect. I used the liquid form encased in a gel cap, so when it dissolves it spreads out instead of a pill landing in one spot.

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Motal

Child’s aspirin.

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vincea

Ibuprofen - no . . . hard on the kidneys. Tylenol - yes . . . better all around!

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RobertoOcana in reply tovincea

Tylenol bad, very bad, on the liver and worse yet if alcohol involved

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aspergerian

Long-Term Acetaminophen Use and Health Risks.

Analysis of research says it's 'not a benign drug' if used long term and in larger doses.

webmd.com/drug-medication/n...

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Tato

Intestinal bleeding/hemorrhage is the main complication of taking Ibuprofen ( any ANSAID) and it is not dose related. Hemorrhage is usually none fatal and it is treated mainly by blood transfusion. Beware, no warning.

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Enidah in reply toTato

I'm assuming that taking it with food would help prevent damage to the stomach.

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Skydome

Are you taking Ibuprofen in addition to the Gabapentina or instead of?

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Bailey_Texas in reply toSkydome

I stopped the taking the Ibuprofen a 2 weeks or so after this post. I now just take the Gabapentin with C/L 3000 mg a day and Ropinirole 6 mg a day

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Skydome

Thank you for replying. I realise now that I had been reading one of your old posts. Good weekend!

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Barbecue

Anyone have pain in their muscles?

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