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8 Types of Medicines That May Harm Your Kidneys When Used Incorrectly
Your kidneys help filter waste from your blood, and some medicines can put extra stress on them — especially when taken in high doses, for a long time, or without medical guidance.
Medicines that may affect kidney health include:
• Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen or naproxen, especially with heavy or prolonged use
• Certain antibiotics, depending on the type and your health condition
• Some blood pressure medicines, which may require kidney monitoring
• Certain diuretics (“water pills”) if they cause dehydration or electrolyte problems
• Some acid-reducing medicines when used long-term in certain cases
• Certain antiviral medications
• Some chemotherapy drugs
• High-dose supplements or herbal products that may contain kidney-stressing ingredients
Kidney risk depends on the medication, dose, duration, and your overall health. Never stop a prescribed medicine without speaking with a healthcare professional. If you have kidney disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, or are older, ask your doctor or pharmacist before starting new medicines or supplements.
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