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Can advils (ibuprofen) take bone pain away?
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It may: All depend.Advil is an nsaid(ibuprofen)and as such has analgesic properties that can help mild to moderate pain in general, however the cause of the pain should be investigated first and them treated accordinly.
Answered 8/11/2013
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