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I think i might have a dependency on ibuprofen. i don't know how to tell though, what are some of the signs?
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Nonaddicting: Ibuprofen is not habit forming or addicting, so I would be shocked if you were dependent on it. Signs of addiction are: 1) not being able to control your use of something 2) your habit interfering with your work, school, or family 3) physical symptoms when you stop taking the drug.
Answered 10/9/2014
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