Previous studies have shown that anti-inflammatory drugs can increase risk of stress fracture and delay healing. This study on military personnel found that previous use of anti-inflammatory drugs increased risk of stress fracture in active military service members by 70% and increased the chance of delayed healing by 1.4 times. This is very significant as stress fractures are a major contributor to lost duty time in the military.
Monday, September 21, 2020
NSAIDS increased risk of stress fracture and delayed healing time in active military personnel
Labels:
Alleve,
anti-inflammatories,
aspirin,
delayed healing,
ibuprofen,
military,
naproxen,
stress fracture
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