Drugs That Cause Gut Dysfunction

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Many prescription medications and even some over-the-counter drugs can cause intestinal distress and inflammation. Especially when taken long-term. Some commonly prescribed medications that can be problematic include:

NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)
Birth control pills
Antibiotics
Immunosuppressants
Corticosteroids
Antacids
Unfortunately, these are the same drugs frequently used to treat inflammatory gut conditions. Thus, they can make matters worse if the root cause of inflammation isn’t determined and addressed.

It’s also worth noting that some medications can cause nutrient deficiencies, which can deprive your intestinal cells, alter your gut bacteria, inhibit your immune system, promote inflammation, and lead to dysfunction.

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