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What Classifies as Long-Term Usage of Advil?

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What Classifies as Long-Term Usage of Advil?

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Long term use is usually classified as use over time periods of months or years, not weeks. Advil is very safe if used correctly – should always be taken with or after food as the food helps to protect the mucosal lining of the stomach from erosion. If you do start to develop gastric symptoms like discomfort, nausea, acid reflux (heartburn) or pain you should stop taking it and see your doctor. You may also try taking acetaminophen (tylenol) if you just need mild-moderate pain relief. Peptic ulcers are extremely painful and if you had one, you would definitely know about it!

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