Combined acetaminophen and ibuprofen for pain relief after oral surgery in adults: a randomized controlled trial

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@shdwstar @RachelBitecofer https://t.co/U6aQbTc6kt

@perrymetzger @octal Obviously some grain of salt on this particular paper - but this was just the first of a group of studies I'm aware of that it looks to be better than placebo when supplementing primarily ibuprofen https://t.co/UKNKl26eT1

Oh, wow. How have I not heard about this combined ibuprofen + acetaminophen tablet for the past 15 years. Where has Maxigesic® been all my life? https://t.co/z0r406S4JB https://t.co/smS1VyncI8

@MikeIsMeForSure @matt_jmatt1981 @SeedOilDsrspctr For anyone interested: here is one of the studies https://t.co/vIP1a8o6Rp (And another for good measure) https://t.co/ejSPWyayfv https://t.co/ZUmJ52iqjx

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