Ibuprofen is a daily pain reliever used for a variety of aches and pains, including back pain, menstrual pain, and toothache. When people from all over the world have any health problems, their first hand is to drink drugs containing ibuprofen. According to experts, they underline that there are people who are addicted to iburprofen without realizing it, and that it does more harm than good to those people. However, when you learn the results of the new study, you will think twice before using ibuprofen.
ATTENTION USERS OF HYPERTENSION DRUGS!
A new study published in the journal Mathematical Biosciences warns against combining the popular pain reliever with diuretics and a renin-angiotensin system (RSA) inhibitors. Diuretics and RSA inhibitors are often prescribed together for people with hypertension and are available under various pharmaceutical brand names.
Researchers at the University of Waterloo used computer-simulated drug trials to model the interactions of the three drugs and their effect on the kidney. They found that in people with certain medical profiles, the combination can cause acute kidney damage, which in some cases can be permanent.