The American Administration Warns: Pain Relievers Increase Risk of Stroke
Nurofen, Advil, and Adex are just some of the medications listed in an FDA report as dangerous drugs that increase the risk of stroke or heart attack. You have been warned.
According to a report released last weekend by the FDA (the American Food and Drug Administration), a severe warning arises regarding the use of medications containing a substance called ibuprofen, claiming that its side effects are severe and may increase the risk of a heart attack or stroke. The administration urged the public to 'carefully consider' using drugs containing this substance, including Nurofen, Advil, Adex, and the like.
Simultaneously, drug manufacturers received clear instructions to clarify the danger of consuming these medications on the packaging and in bold letters. "We declare that these drugs indeed increase the likelihood of developing heart diseases," said Eric Pahon, a senior official at the FDA.
