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Take around 5 200mg advils a week for a month for neck spasm. just got perscribed 15mg mobic (meloxicam) to take for 30 days. take zoloft too. is this safe? im 16
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Maybe: Take either Mobic (meloxicam) or advil but not both and ideally stop after a few weeks.
Answered 6/30/2014
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