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Old 11-07-2006, 08:09 AM #5
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I don't recommend drinking that beer. I have been on both Cymbalta and the patch. They make you feel funky enough without the beer. I understand why you would want to but the ibuprofen, Cymbalta, the patch and a beer could cause a nasty reaction. Besides the beer and ibuprofen could cause an ulcer.
I hope that this helps some.
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