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Can i have a few alcoholic drinks with ibuprofen?
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Yes: Ibuprofen, if taken for long periods of time, has the potential to cause stomach issues, such as ulcerations and bleeding. While a couple drinks are unlikely to cause a problem, it may increase your chance of stomach bleeding or irritation. Keep smiling.
Answered 9/3/2013
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