International Journal of Clinical Practice · 2004 · 42 citations · 3 references
MedicinePharmacologyToxicologyClinical PharmacologyPharmaceutical ToxicologyPoisoning DiagnosisDisorders Of Phosphate MetabolismElectrolyte DisordersPhosphate HomeostasisDrug-induced HyperkalemiaElectrolyte Disturbance In PoisoningPotassium Homeostasis AbnormalitiesPotassium Imbalance
Ibuprofen abuse may be more prevalent than generally considered. Although normally benign, serious complications have been documented. We report an unusual presentation of hypokalaemia and its associated symptoms as a result of Nurofen Plus (200 mg ibuprofen + 12.8 mg codeine phosphate) abuse. Ibuprofen is generally not included in a standard toxicology screen, but should be considered as a rare cause of hypokalaemia.
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Record linkage study of hypokalaemia in hospitalized patients
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