Ibuprofen is a common painkiller, but not everyone should take it. Let’s explore who should avoid it!
A Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug (NSAID) used for pain, fever, and inflammation.
– People allergic to NSAIDs – Those with stomach ulcers – Pregnant women – Individuals with kidney or heart issues
Yes! Taking ibuprofen on an empty stomach may lead to ulcers, acidity, or bleeding.
Long-term use can raise blood pressure and increase heart attack or stroke risk.
No! It may affect the baby’s development. Always consult a doctor for safer alternatives.
Avoid for kids under 6 months. Always consult a doctor before giving it to children.
Breathing trouble Swelling in face or throat Rapid heartbeat or dizziness