Will too much advil Cause blood in urine.?
84610
no, but overdosing in pain relievers will cause liver damage in the future.
407646
There has been research indicating that massive doses of synthetic vitamin C can cause kidney stones, but I wouldn't worry about it if you're taking 5000mg per day or less.\n\nYour kidneys also have to filter it, so taking a lot more than you need can create an extra burden on that organ.
300710
If you have had kidney stones, then that is what is probably causing this hematuria (blood in urine). Some other causes include:\n\nTrauma\nUrinary Tract Infections\nGlomerulonephritis\nNeoplasms esp., Renal Cell Carcinoma\nIgA Nephropathy\nHereditary Nephritis\nCoagulopathy\nCertain drugs can cause hematuria secondary to the papillary necrosis of the kidneys, eg, Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Agents- aspirin, ibuprofen etc\n\nWhatever the case may be, it is undoubtedly essential for you to go and see your doc immediately. He will do the necessary tests to rule out any serious pathology. Better to be safe than sorry! Besides you need to take treatment, for whatever is causing the hematuria... delaying this wont help you in any way.
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Hello:\n\nADVIL SIDE EFFECTS:\nUpset stomach, nausea, vomiting, heartburn, headache, diarrhea, constipation, drowsiness, and unusual fatigue may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, notify your doctor. Tell your doctor immediately if any of these serious side effects occur: stomach pain, swelling of the feet or ankles, ringing in the ears (tinnitus). Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: vision changes, joint pain, muscle pain or weakness, easy bruising or bleeding, persistent sore throat and fever. Tell your doctor immediately if any of these highly unlikely but very serious side effects occur: changes in amount or color of urine, yellowing of the eyes or skin. If you notice any of the following unlikely but serious side effects, stop taking ADVIL and consult your doctor or pharmacist immediately: black stools, coffee-ground vomit, persistent stomach/abdominal pain. An allergic reaction to ADVIL is unlikely, but seek immediate medical attention if it occurs. Symptoms of an allergic reaction include: rash, itching, swelling, dizziness, trouble breathing. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist. \n\nGood luck.
861558
Dear Friend,\nAdvil is a pain killer. It is NSAID group of medicine. NSAID stand for Non-Steroidal-anti-inflammatory.\nThere is no addictive effect of that medication. Long time use is not good. It can produce thousands of problem including peptic ulceration, renal failure, bronchospasm, blood problem, tinnitus and hypertension. It is worst medicine to use long term. Once in a while you can use for pain or fever.
201235
you may be allergic to urine!
305536
Ouch!! sounds like kidney better drink plenty of water.\nIf not better in a couple of days see your doctor.
568909
Just regular Tylenol (not Extra-Strength) is OK to take during pregnancy.  Advil is not good because it thins out your blood and can cause bleeding.  You might want to ask your doctor about using Oragel, as another answerer suggested, as sometimes topical agents pass through the placenta after it is absorbed by your body.
166080
It could be a lot of things. If it only happens occasionally, it could just be something you ate, or a vitamin you took. For example, my B vitamins turn my urine bright neon yellow. Dehydration could also darken your urine, so drink more water. (And really, water is the best thing for you. Sodas, even diet, aren't all that good.)\n\nThe other thing it might be is blood in your urine. It wouldn't necessarily show up as red - it might just be a darker yellow or orange. If that's the case, you need to see your doctor, because it could be any number of things.\n\nMine was consistently darker for a few weeks before I started to pass a kidney stone. When I went to the emergency room because of the pain, they took a urine sample and told me there was blood in it. It was a brownish-yellow - sort of orange.
332481
If you go to www.wedmd.com you can type in your perscription medication and it will tell you what it reacts to. It is a useful tool. I used to use it all the time when my father was alive. He was on 19 different medications for his heart, kidneys, gout, and allergies. \n\nFurthermore if in doubt check with a pharmacist and/or doctor. \n\n*Disclaimer: I am not a doctor and all information given should be noted as such. For professional opinions contact your personal physician.*
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It is possible that ibuprofen may affect blood pressure control because it inhibits the synthesis of prostaglandins (hormone-like agents that influence the functions of the kidney). Reports have been published that ibuprofen may affect blood pressure control in people taking beta-blockers, diuretics, ACE inhibitors and alpha-blockers. Conversely, there are also reports of no problems with some of these drugs when people are also taking ibuprofen. \nIbuprofen should only be taken under medical supervision by someone taking antihypertensive drugs (drugs that lower raised blood pressure). However, the evidence that ibuprofen interacts with antihypertensive drugs is inconclusive.
145370
Just like everything else, I'm sure there is a point where too much becomes unhealthy, but it has to be such a large amount that it would be practically impossible to reach. You body will expel what it doesn't need in your urine, so I wouldn't worry about it.
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You need to bring this to attention of your physician and I can;t believe that your pharmacy has not caught on to this.  Most physicians also will realize when a patient begins to overuse their daily doses and if your physician has never brought this over usage to your attention than I suggest you speak to him and let him know what predicament you are in.  I took pain medications for many years and I became addicted and no one saw it around me.  It is the most painful of all things I ever had to do because I was diagnosed with a disease and I needed that relief.  It has been almost 6 years and I havent treated my pain with anything but advil, tylenol and the odd pain pill given to me by the hospital when I deem necessary.  I took over 100 prescibed pain pills a week.  It wasn't until I had pain that I was medicating myself for that almost killed me and sent me into emergency surgery that I realized what I had done.  You need to get help!  If you don't get help, you will only need more and one day, you won't get them.  You risk your own life each day by what you are doing.  If you take it for that pain that it wasn't precribed for it will hurt you.  And if your pain doesn't seem better, you will need more and eventually, your body won't tolerate it and you will have to move on to another pain medication.  It may take away your pain and give you that euphoric "everything feels good" sensation...but it won't in time.
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Please! Please! Please! Consult your family physician and your pharmacist on this one. I am not a health professional, but I am a freelance writer who has done a number of stories on this issue and I have been involved in herbal and homeopathic medicine for years. I am a big believer in the PROPER use of herbal and homeopathic medicine, but too often people believe that just because it's available over the counter it's "okay". Or, alternatively, just because it's "natural" it can't harm you. Nothing can be farther from the truth. Some herbs can do serious damage if taken with certain medications. For example, willow bark can interfere or do serious damage if taken with certain blood thinners. Some of these combinations can even require hospitalization or become toxic. \n\nYour doctor and pharmacist will be able to help you decide what medication and what herbs and homeopathic remedies will be best. However, here is something to remember; not all herbal pills are the same. In other words; when you take one pill it may contain 5 grams of herb A, 10 grams of herb B, and 15 grams of herb C. The next pill from the same bottle may contain 8 grams of herb A, 11 grams of herb B, and 18 grams of herb C. There is no guarantee that you are getting the same amount of medication each time. This means that you are spinning the roulette wheel and hoping the average dose you take over a period of time helps with your particular problem. \n\nThere is also the problem you mention of kidney issues and arthritis. These are serious issues. Please remember that any medication or herb that goes into the body has to be processed by the kidneys. Putting an herb into the body that may be hard on the body may actually put a strain on the one remaining kidney. Also, there are herbs out there that can cause problems for arthritis instead of helping.\n\nAgain, my advice is to consult the family physician or the pharmacist. The pharmacist is especially knowledgeable on this issue and I would consult with him/her first. \n\nThere is just one part of your question that frightens me. The person (homeopathic "doctor") you consulted said that because these remedies are all natural there would be no problems. This is irresponsible and dangerous on their part. Any professional in this field should immediately tell you this is a health issue and, like any health issue, there are concerns to be addressed. Just because something is "natural" does not make it good. Rattlesnake poison is "natural" but I don't think I'd want to down a pint of that.\n\nBefore you go to this homeopathic "doctor" please consult with either your family physician or your pharmacist. They are a wealth of information and are more than willing to assist you in this matter.
278233
Too much of it will cause high blood pressure, know from experience
1047262
No- bleeding while urinating is not normal.  Hematuria, or blood in the urine can be caused by many things including trauma, stones, infections, and obstructions of the urinary tract,  amongst other reasons. Please see your doctor for an exam and testing, to determine what the exact cause may be.
868094
take him to a different dr. It is not normal for anyone to have blood in their urine.