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Should a person with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease avoid over the counter pain medication?
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Acetaminophen.: People with liver disease should generally avoid products that contain Acetaminophen. NSAIDs can be taken, though - things like Ibuprofen.
Answered 4/10/2018
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