ibuprofen

Aspirin abuse can cause intestinal bleeding, acetaminophen abuse can cause liver failure, ibuprofen abuse can cause hypertension, and so on.

If they seem uncomfortable, children's motrin or ibuprofen is enough to relieve much of their discomfort.

My doctor was advocating a riskier course of treatment when he told me to take ibuprofen!

If you have headaches everyday, ibuprofen is not gotta cut it, you should have a doctor look for a tumor.

So then why isn't taking an ibuprofen for a headache, or cold medicine to help with cold symptoms the same?

Use ice and ibuprofen to reduce swelling - once swelling is reduced, things get better.

I would take ibuprofen a few times a day when it got really bad, it helped a lot.

The biggest racket in my opinion is the whole Tylenol / generic or ibuprofen / generic the prices can be ridiculously different.

Isn't ibuprofen very similar in effect but much safer in an overdose?

Overdosing is dangerous for many drugs - more people end up in the hospital from misuse of Tylenol and ibuprofen than from, say, Oxycontin.

It's pretty well documented that over the counter pain killers such as acetaminophen, aspirin, and ibuprofen can have long term negative consequences with long term use.

No more antibiotics, ibuprofen, chemotherapy for cancer, anesthetics for surgery...

>> "You can also just pop and Ibuprofen and lie your way through" Why would anyone do that?

But the next time that someone you know in the community becomes fired up about early stage development of an age-slowing drug candidate that extends life in animal studies you can offer some needed perspective by saying "but so does ibuprofen." And what does ibuprofen do for life span in humans?

I know there are some prescription drugs that can reduce hearing, but they're standard drugs like Ibuprofen, if you're old and take lots of them.

That said, if I'm reading that code right, if I, say, decide to reorder a constant definition (say swap Aspirin and Ibuprofen), the Go code will still compile, but the string constants will be silently wrong until I realize I need to rerun go generate.