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Can ibuprofen cause you to hardly urinate?
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No. But dont take it unsupervised for long
Answered 1/18/2022
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Ibuprofen should not cause urination problems if taken at recommended doses for short periods. Trouble urinating may be caused by any number of things, but it does need further assessment directly by your doctor.
Answered 2/1/2022
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