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I'm having a lot of pain in my calves. i take amitriptyline daily and wanted to know if ibuprofen is safe with it? no swelling, just throbbing pain.
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Should not be an iss: Hard to say without more information and medical history. Ibuprofen and amitriptyline have no significant interactions however.
Answered 2/2/2017
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