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Not the poster. Advil is pretty safe, but sometimes has horrific effects (e.g. Stevens Johnson Syndrome, catastrophic stomach bleeding, etc.) Also, NSAIDs are
by mlyle 5y ago
Not the poster. Advil is pretty safe, but sometimes has horrific effects (e.g. Stevens Johnson Syndrome, catastrophic stomach bleeding, etc.)
Also, NSAIDs are shown to slow healing from injury in most cases.
Ibuprofen is terrifically useful but also a little scary for something we use so routinely.
e.g. some parents gave their 7 year old a motrin, and all her skin sloughed off her body and she had brain damage and lost 80% of her lung function.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jury-awards-63m-to-samantha-reckis-girl-who-lost-skin-after-taking-motrin/#:~:text=Samantha%20was%207%20when%20she,and%20was%20blinded%2C%20he%20said https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jury-awards-63m-to-samantha-rec....
- refurb 5y agoThat’s ridiculous since SJS and TENS can happen with pretty much any drug. And fatal anaphylactic reactions to vaccines aren’t atypical.
- wolverine876 5y agoHow is atypical defined? They are very rare for the COVID-19 vaccines.
- refurb 5y agoSo is SJS and TENS.