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Which type of pain relievers eat away the stomach lining?? |
Which type of pain relievers eat away the stomach lining?? The first answer was more accurate. Vals right NSAIDS nonsteriodal antinflammatory drugs. Like aspirin, ibuprofen (brand names like Advil, Motrin) aleve. The only error she made is that aspirin is an NSAID. Also, some narcotics like vicodin, codeine can also cause stomach upset. But dont typically damage the stomach lining. Aspirin and NSAIDS. They all do, it just depends on whether or not you are using them as directed, and not popping 20 a day. |
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