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Rhinoplasty 3 days ago and cannot take the diclafenic anti inflammatory drugs. Any suggestions?

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Grace30Oct 10, 2015

I have had sickness and severe stomach cramps with diclafenic so can not carry on with these, is there an alternative to assist with the swelling, thanks

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