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Old 04-20-2012, 11:59 AM #11
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Sunburn reactions often respond to ibuprofen. Did your doctor give that to you?
He didn't suggest it, but I did take some last night. And guess what? It seemed to help. Hard to tell for sure though whether it was getting better with time, due to stopping the HCTZ, or the ibuprofen.

I'm gonna try the next couple of days either way. Besides, it helps with aching joints

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