Many of us rely on ibuprofen, along with other over-the-counter drugs, to manage day-to-day symptoms, but it comes with its risks.

On the other hand, some common side effects you might experience with ibuprofen, but not with acetaminophen include: Heartburn Stomach ache Indigestion Diarrhea In rare cases, ibuprofen might also ...

Acetaminophen is generally a safe and effective pain reliever, but it can can lead to serious side effects and liver damage ...

“[Advil] works in under 30 minutes ... (which is why stomach ulcers and GI bleeds are one of the most common side effects of NSAIDs), and they also reduce blood flow to the gut, which can ...

They are taken for similar purposes but work differently, with distinct benefits and potential side effects. In this article, ...

As with other side effects, it's best to take ibuprofen or acetaminophen (Tylenol) to help manage these symptoms. Soreness in the arm where you got your flu shot is expected. But it's also common ...

While many of us take over-the-counter painkillers to ease your aches and illnesses, we need remember they have their own risks.

A doctor has issued an urgent painkiller warning, believing that many people “don’t realise” the associated risks. More specifically, he issued this advice about ibuprofen, one of the most commonly ...