North Carolina is lovely, coming from a Wisconsinite who also things Wisconsin is lovely

Probably because kids won’t learn to think for themselves. At this point the internet does most of the work for them anyways, but how will they learn anything when they can just have AI learn it for them?

That would be .04-.16% for the top stat and .0016-.023% for the bottom number. Certainly there are kids using these meds, which is why it’s beneficial to study their long term effects, however it isn’t what I’d consider common. Always good to see research into drug side effects in kiddos though as it seems peds research is always years behind adults.

Obviously if a kid needs to take any of these they will take it. The point the OP was making is that these are not regularly prescribed to the average patient. They are not over the counter either, so it’s very unlikely your average child will ever take them. Also, I just pulled 5% out of my butt. I highly doubt 5% of kids have arthritis.

I would say it’s still relatively rare for kids to have arthritis or some other inflammatory condition necessitating any of these NSAIDs vs something like ibuprofen. Even if 5% of all kids have arthritis, that’s still “uncommon.”