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Doctor reveals brutal side effects of Ibuprofen - and the surprisingly low dose that can trigger them

Daily Mail 1 min read 1 year ago

The common over-the-counter medication is used by many Brits to alleviate pain and reduce inflammation. But taking the tablets often can also put you at risk of serious health conditions.
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