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More then 6 ibuprofen a day cause miscarriage at 10 weeks? have a lot of headaches from school .
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Yes: 6 ibuprofen is a lot,this is an overdose,it is extremely unhealthy for liver,might cause stomach ulcers and kidney damage,liver cirrhoses,Taking Ibuprofen highers risk of miscarriage.A headache that doesn't go after 2 ibuprofen needs to be checked with doctor.
Answered 11/7/2016
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