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I was injured and I had pain for one and half year and I used a single pain killer every day I gott all my test done my kidneys are healthy is there any issue In the future
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Continuous use of pain killers(depending on the drug used) will not only affect kidneys, but also the gastrointestinal system and liver. Consult your doctor.
Next Steps
Avoid using pain killers continuously
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Take more oral fluids
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If Renal function tests are normal, not to worry too much..
Need to knw the pain killer which u have taken as well as number of days(approx) u have recieved.
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avoid further pain killer use, unless absolutely necessary
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keep urself hydrated
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Wha was the painkiller name.. it also depends on how is the hydration level and what other medications you were taking..
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