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2017-06-29 02:51:57
Might've taken 2800mg of ibuprofen yesterday and 2400 today. Should I contact poison control or just stop taking it?
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Hello madam Please don't over dose with it Ru under proscription or self medication Stop using  if so For what purpose you are taking that It's not healthy to take too much of any medication

Answered2017-06-29 02:55:11

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