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A member asked:
Ive gone through 100 advil (ibuprofen) in a month and i was wondering on how bad that is for a liver?
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Not necessarily: That is only three per day at 200 mg per tablet, I assume, which is not a huge dose but over a long time it could cause problems. It is more likely to cause stomach irritation, ulcer, kidney irritation. If you have been on this for a long period, then see your doctor and he can check you out.
Answered 3/14/2015
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