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Can i take aspirin if i have pain on my kidneys!
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Not good idea: There are 2 reasons for kidney pain, infection and trauma (stone movement). In many cases there is a hemorrhage in the kidney (aspirin has anticoagulant effect). The kidney is a sensitive organ and easily gets destroyed. Rec. See your pcp or if pain is constant get to the urgent care.
Answered 5/9/2014
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