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2023-12-16 05:16:18
My rhumatologist prescribed me etodolac 400 mg for 20 days two time as I am suffering from spondylopathy, i want to know increased creatinine due to NSAID can reverse when drugs stopped
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Short term use of NSAIDS usually are safe. One important point is to look for any concomitant use of other potentially nephrotoxic drugs. Just check if any of the other regular medicine of yours has any nephro toxicity potential.

Answered2023-12-23 05:01:47

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