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Hugo, OK
January 20
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Tylenol is about the ony thing your kidneys can handle and even then you need to keep up with how much you have taken to ensure you don't overload your body with that drug too. Always check with your doctor before starting any new drug. Sometimes, you have to ask your Neuphrologist if the drug another doctor prerscribed for you is okay too. I have had to do that too many times I have forgotten how times this has happened. 😉

February 1 (edited)
A MyKidneyDiseaseTeam Member

Arlene I also take Tylenol, for arthritis

January 31
A MyKidneyDiseaseTeam Member

If you have CKD, your doctor should have told you NO NSAIDS!

January 22
A MyKidneyDiseaseTeam Member

I take extra strength tylenol. Was taking NSAID for bad back pain, but my primary prescribed lidocaine patches for that.

January 22

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