Abstract
The efficacy of NSAIDs in many rheumatological indications, for analgesic and anti-inflammatory purposes, is no longer in question. However, their prescription may be hindered by co-morbidities that could be aggravated by these drugs, such as coronary artery disease, chronic renal failure or a history of bleeding gastric ulcers. This article provides an update on preventive measures to avoid these complications.
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