Do IV NSAIDs Cause Gastritis? The Systemic Risk Explained
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Even though they bypass the stomach entirely, intravenous (IV) NSAIDs carry the same systemic risk for gastrointestinal (GI) damage as their oral counterparts. This is because the mechanism for stomach irritation is not dependent on direct contact, and the systemic effects can lead to gastritis and more serious complications.
