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Ansaid

Generic Name:flurbiprofen

Revised:4/1/2000

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Overview

Side Effects and Interactions

Taking the Medicine

Special Precautions

Taking the Medicine

Because Ansaid can be hard on the digestive tract, the pills may be taken with food to reduce discomfort. Taking Ansaid with food will slow but not reduce its effects.

There are no guarantees that the drug will be safe for the stomach, however.

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