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Can you take iburofen with citalipram?
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Yes-with qualifiers: Both citalopram and Ibuprofen can decrease the blood's ability to clot. But if you do not have problems with bleeding, stomach ulcers, or kidney problems, it should be safe to take Ibuprofen as directed for short periods of time (1-2 weeks). Beyond that, you probably need to see a doctor if you need that much ibuprofen. Of course, let your doctor(s) know what medications you take, incl. Those otc.
Answered 4/24/2015
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