Taking NSAIDs on an empty stomach increases the risk of developing ulcers -- even if you are doing it now with no problem. The problem may be developing silently. To avoid the possibility, be sure to take NSAIDs with food.
By Carol & Richard Eustice, About.com Guide
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Taking NSAIDs on an empty stomach increases the risk of developing ulcers -- even if you are doing it now with no problem. The problem may be developing silently. To avoid the possibility, be sure to take NSAIDs with food.
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