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can u use an anti- inflammatory (nsaids) throat spray along with ibuprofens tablets ?
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Dr. William Lages answered
68 years experience Rheumatology
One or the other: It`s unnecessary and not advisable. Oral NASAIDS get into most tissues-local sprays are local but with some small systemic absorption. Don`t do both.
Answered on Oct 16, 2014
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