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Is it ok for someone with shoulder bruxism or rotator cuff problem to take ibuprofen for reducing inflammation?
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While pain reliever will mask symptoms, it will not cure the source of your problem. For best results see Orthopedic Surgeon or Rheumatologist or specialist in Sports Medicine to determine and treat the cause your pain.
Answered 10/19/2021
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