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Will naproxen sodium tablets 220 mg, reduce fever or stop an upcoming fever?
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Yes: Naproxen will reduce fever, and possibly affect an expected fever. When you have a fever and suppress it, remember the underlying cause is not affected so make sure you know what it is.
Answered 5/12/2015
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