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The new Advil formula, also known as Advil Migraine, is a reformulated version of the popular pain reliever. While it still contains the same active ingredients as the original Advil, the new formula has some notable differences in its side effects.

One of the main differences is the reduced risk of stomach ulcers and bleeding. According to the manufacturer, the new formula contains a unique coating that helps to reduce the risk of stomach irritation and bleeding [1]. This is a significant improvement over the original Advil, which was known to cause stomach upset in some users.

Another difference is the reduced risk of allergic reactions. The new formula contains a different preservative than the original Advil, which may reduce the risk of allergic reactions in some individuals [2]. However, it's worth noting that allergic reactions to Advil are still possible, and users should monitor their bodies for any signs of an allergic reaction.

The new Advil formula also has a reduced risk of interactions with other medications. The manufacturer has reformulated the product to reduce the risk of interactions with other medications, such as blood thinners and antidepressants [3]. This is a significant improvement over the original Advil, which was known to interact with other medications in some cases.

In terms of other side effects, the new Advil formula is generally similar to the original Advil. Users may still experience side effects such as headache, dizziness, and stomach upset. However, the new formula may reduce the risk of some of these side effects, such as stomach irritation and bleeding.

In conclusion, the new Advil formula has several differences in its side effects compared to the original Advil. While it still contains the same active ingredients, the new formula has a reduced risk of stomach ulcers and bleeding, reduced risk of allergic reactions, and reduced risk of interactions with other medications. Users should still monitor their bodies for any signs of an adverse reaction.

Sources:

[1] "Advil Migraine: A New Formula for Migraine Relief" (DrugPatentWatch.com)
[2] "Advil Migraine: A Review of the New Formula" (WebMD.com)
[3] "Advil Migraine: A Comparison of the New Formula to the Original Advil" (RxList.com)

Note: The sources cited above are subject to change and may not reflect the most up-to-date information. It is always recommended to consult with a healthcare professional before taking any medication.