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Kein erhöhtes Herzinfarktrisiko bei kurzzeitiger Einnahme von traditionellen Schmerzmitteln [Pharma]
28 Nov 05
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Ibuprofen und Naproxen scheinen auch langfristig ohne Risiko zu sein |
Eine größere spanische Studie hat kein erhöhtes Herzinfarktrisiko für traditionelle Schmerzmittel (NSAIDs) finden können, wenn diese über einen Zeitraum von weniger als 1 Jahr eingenommen werden. Bei einer längeren Einnahme als einem Jahr kann das Risiko leicht ansteigen, dies ist aber nicht der Fall für Ibuprofen und Naproxen.
Abstract:
No risk of heart attack associated with short-term use of traditional painkillers
Short-term use of painkiller drugs in the same family as ibuprofen does not increase the risk of having a heart attack. The results of a large study, published today in the open access journal BMC Medicine, confirm that taking traditional non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in the recommended dose for less than a year does not increase the risk of having a heart attack. When taken regularly for more than one year, however, some traditional NSAIDs can slightly increase the risk of non-fatal heart attack. This does not apply to ibuprofen or naproxen, two of the most widely-used NSAIDs.
Luis A. García Rodríguez and Antonio González-Pérez from the Centro Español de Investigación Farmacoepidemiológica in Madrid, Spain, studied NSAID use in 4,975 patients who had had a heart attack and 20,000 healthy control individuals. Their results show that taking NSAIDs for less than a year does not increase the risk of heart attack. Regular NSAID use for longer than one year, however, can increase the risk of non-fatal heart attack by 20%. The authors analysed the heart attack risk associated with three of the most commonly used NSAIDs. Their results show that individual NSAIDs have different cardiovascular effects. Taking ibuprofen for over a year does not increase the risk of heart attack, while long-term diclofenac use causes a small increase in the risk of having a heart attack. Long-term use of naproxen could have a small protective effect according to this study.
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