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What is "No NSAIDS"    — [Deactivated Member] (posted on April 6, 2004)

April 6, 2004
non steriod anti inflamatory drugs
   — Erin E.

April 6, 2004
...N-on S-teroidal A-nti I-nflammatory D-rugs... Typical are: ibuprofen, indocin, diclofenac, relafin, arthrotec. AMONG MANY OTHERS. They are drugs used to treat arthritis. They are used for other things, but I am un aware for what. If you are taking a drug that states "do not take with a NSAID, then do call your pharmasist, and inquire whether or not ANYTHING you are taking might be a NSAID. Even over-the-counter drugs and "herbals" mighthave NSAID in them. You never know. So check, ask, and be on the safe side. Best Regards Mindy
   — Mindy

April 6, 2004
Hi, nsaid means nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, Naproxin, LM
   — catly

April 7, 2004
As a general rule, the no "NSAIDS" is a good one. They are harsh on the pouch and can cause irritation and worse (ulcers and bleeding) if used on a daily basis. However, the occasional short term use of NSAID should not be overlooked. Some surgeons/PCPs will allow short term use of NSAIDs for their patients. As always, discuss with your doctor.
   — Cindy R.

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