"This new evidence gives more support and context to our understanding of
how NSAIDs can harm. NSAIDs do raise your risk of heart failure,
although some are worse than others. However, if your underlying risk of
heart failure is low, then occasional NSAID use is not a concern. As
your risk of heart failure increases, your risk of experiencing harm
from an NSAID increases, too. So do the risks outweigh the benefits?
Ultimately this comes down to your individual factors: your reasons for
use, any risk factors for disease you may already have, and the expected
benefits. When used on a short-term basis by those who are not at risk
of heart failure, the potential harms are slight. So don’t use NSAIDs
indiscriminately, but don’t panic, either."
Another way ibuprofen can kill us?
Choose how you look at reality wisely. Yes, it is a binary choice.
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SCIENCE JUSTIFIES ITSELF
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