2016
DOI: 10.3399/bjgp16x684433
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The dangers of NSAIDs: look both ways

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“…The risks and harms of NSAIDs are well known yet they continue to be widely prescribed, even among high-risk patients, 7 although not all potentially-risky prescribing is inappropriate. 33 Inappropriate NSAID prescribing was one indicator of hazardous prescribing in the primary care-based PINCER trial, 19 which demonstrated a pharmacist-led intervention was effective in reducing such prescribing.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…The risks and harms of NSAIDs are well known yet they continue to be widely prescribed, even among high-risk patients, 7 although not all potentially-risky prescribing is inappropriate. 33 Inappropriate NSAID prescribing was one indicator of hazardous prescribing in the primary care-based PINCER trial, 19 which demonstrated a pharmacist-led intervention was effective in reducing such prescribing.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alongside their potential usefulness, oral NSAIDs are well known for being a high-risk drug group, especially with regard to gastric, cardiac, and renal adverse events. 7 They cause particular problems in the older people and those with comorbidities, and interact widely with other medicines. 7 In children, the level of cardiac risk from NSAIDs is unknown but children can experience gastrointestinal or renal toxicity, the latter being a particular concern in children who may be febrile and dehydrated when given an NSAID.…”
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“…NSAIDs may also be causative of bleeding. 6 The majority of cases of rectal bleeding in primary care are due to haemorrhoids. However, haemorrhoids do not usually cause pain unless thrombosed.…”
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“…AINEs estão associados a um pior controle da glicemia em indivíduos com diabetes e aumento nos valores de hemoglobina glicada. 199,200 Além disso, como discutido no parágrafo anterior, os AINEs podem causar nefrotoxicidade, especialmente em idosos. 201 Somado a isso, tem-se que pacientes com diabetes apresentam um risco elevado de desenvolver insuficiência renal crônica devido as complicações micro e macrovasculares.…”
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