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Old 03-29-2012, 07:45 AM #2
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From what I read Sprix is a short term NSAID. It states do not use more then 5 days. (not sure what happens after that). This is an anti-inflamatory which they do help with swelling, but I don't imagine you would get much result in the way of pain relief if the morphine did not touch you.
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