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1	Trishb Says: Report Abuse Monday, 5/19/2008 10:55:42 AM Yikes! I was researching Toradol because I've had some minor renal issues since my arm fracture and surgery. (I was also taking lots of ibuprofen before and after the surgery, so the Toradol may have just been the straw that broke the camel's back). Kidney failure IS one of the potential side effects of NSAID use, but dunno how common it is for short term administration of Toradol.
2	Verwon Says: [Moderator] Friday, 5/23/2008 7:44:56 AM It really depends on how the individual's body processes the drugs. Some people can take a drug for a long time, with no ill effects and others can suffer hepatic or renal failure after just a short time. Usually, there are other factors involved, such as past drugs used that have had ill effects on the renal or hepatic system, or genetic propensities.
3	Terry Lacroix Says: Report Abuse Wednesday, 11/4/2009 4:42:59 PM I absolutuly LOVE TORADOL. I'm allergic to morphine - deadly. 1998 or so, had roderrcuff surgery and this drug though not a narcocotic - did the trick - also DDS wouldn't give in 2008 till I threathen him! Why???
4	Roy Says: Report Abuse Wednesday, 11/4/2009 4:55:09 PM Hi Terry - I'm sure the DDS was just concerned with liability issues. If I'm not mistaken they get scrutinized / monitored on prescriptions dispensed. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I do know they would most likely want to avoid possible trouble for distributing narcotics (even via scripts).

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