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How long after i stopped taking indomethacin can i take a real pain pill?
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Immediately: Indomethacin is an antiinflammatory pill. One can take a pain pill and an antiinflammatory pill at the sametime. This is often the case after someone undergoes a surgical procedure.
Answered 12/14/2017
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