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If you have decreased kidney function, painkillers called NSAIDs (see below) and higher dose aspirin are not recommended. Even with normal kidney function, you should use analgesics: Exactly as prescribed or as on the label. At the lowest dose possible.
When prostaglandins are at work, they cause inflammation, fever and pain. Aspirin is understandably a very popular way of dealing with activated prostaglandins. But if too much aspirin is taken, for too long a time, kidney damage can be the unhappy outcome. Even at what would normally be considered non-toxic dosages, kidney function can be impaired by NSAID toxicity. One of the effects of NSAID toxicity is a decrease of blood flow to organs, especially to the kidneys.