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Would my stools change if i had damage to my liver? i have aggressively taken nsaids for many years. they've become green/brown for 2+ weeks now.
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NSAIDs: NSAIDs donot damage liver. However, they may damage the kidneys and may cause gastric ulceration.
Answered 3/6/2016
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