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Men and Women Respond Similarly to Ibuprofen.(analgesic effects are much the same)

Women's Health Weekly

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2001 FEB 8 - (NewsRx.com) -- by Maryclaire Lindgren, staff medical writer -- Men and women respond similarly to the analgesic effects of ibuprofen.

It is generally believed that women and pain don't mix. Studies have shown that women have lower tolerance and a lower threshold for pain than do men. But who responds better to pain medication, men or women? M. Katzper, of the U.S. Food and Drug Association (FDA), and associates investigated this question using ibuprofen for dental pain.

"Our results demonstrated no sex effect on the analgesic response to ibuprofen. These results were obtained under the post-third-molar extraction setting, in which the least possible confounding factors are present," the researchers reported.

Katzper et al. studied 195 females and 119 males who underwent post-third-molar extraction dental pain via a meta-analysis of seven studies submitted to the FDA. All studies had similar inclusion/exclusion criteria, as well as similar measurements for pain and pain intensity ("A search for sex differences in response to analgesia," Archives of Internal ...

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