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Can i dissolve my ibuprofen 800 mg in water and then drink it because i cant swallow the whole pill?
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Crushing medications for oral administration has been a somewhat common practice, especially for children. Crushing ibuprofen should not alter the efficacy of the medication.
Answered 3/2/2023
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