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Can a prescribed NSAID LIKE DICLOFENAC 50mg for a week cure chickengunia induced arthritis or any other type of NSAID
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Diclofenac is fine. Any NSAID can be used without any proven superiority of one over the other. NSAIDs are the first line of treatment for chikunguniya arthritis.
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