Doctors advise against use with heavy drinking, in order to lower the risk of stomach problems. A non-narcotic analgesic. Relieves pain and swelling. Can irritate the stomach and cause bleeding. Like ibuprofen, relieves pain and stiffness, but can also cause nausea and diarrhea.
Doctors issue the same caution against taking it with liquor.
Won't trigger stomach upset or cause bleeding. Overuse can result in serious kidney and liver damage. The toll on the liver is even greater for heavy drinkers. The newest nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory to go over the counter. Provides relief from minor aches and pains.