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What's the difference between mobic, (meloxicam) acroxia and celebrex when used as an anti-inflammatory for musculo-skeletal inflammation ?
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All NSAIDS: Celebrex and acroxia are more similar since they are cox-2 inhibitors. Mobic (meloxicam) can also block cox-2 at low dose. Ultimately they are all the same.
Answered 5/30/2018
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