Question about blood pressure, headaches, liver, and orals

[Ironmako]

While taking any kind of oral AAS you are of course putting your liver through some heartache.

Also there is typically a spike in BP when "on" which among other things can cause headaches.

What I'm wondering about is the idea taking anything for a headache or whether I should just tough it out.

Tylenol (acetomeniphen) is typically advised against in conjuction with the regular use of alcohol. The reason I am assuming is that Tylenol must also be somewhat strenuous on the liver.

What about Asprin? or Sodium Naproxen (Aleve) or Ibuprofin?

[Gator_Mclusky]

I use ibuprofin on occasion but its also somewhat of a diuretic when used on a continual basis as you prolly already knew.

[Adam F]

IMO, and I have researched this and talked about this in my RN class that Tylenol pulled off a great lobbying effort In D.C, getting the FDA to lump the other pain killers in with acetaminophen. The reality is that acetaminophen would never be approved today if it was presented to the FDA, it is much more dangerous to the liver than ibuprofen.