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How much do anti-inflammatory drugs should take time to get rid of inflammation in your body?
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Too Broad: Antiinflammatories come in a variety of strengths and formulations to treat a wide variety of diseases. Depending on the type and disease, the range of time can be broad. Most antiinflammatories take at least 24-48 hours to begin working, with some taking much longer with continued use.
Answered 7/16/2020
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