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Sources (all FDA/NLM):
• OTC Drug Facts label: https://t.co/LNLWqmAkE7
• Motrin Rx label: https://t.co/w8Ub30WS0J

Not medical advice. Read your product label.

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The label, decoded (adults & kids 12+, 200 mg tablets):

• 1 tablet every 4–6 hours
• 2 if 1 doesn't work
• Max 6 tablets in 24 hours unless a doctor says otherwise
• Use the smallest dose that works

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The fine print matters. Per the label, NSAIDs:

• "may cause severe stomach bleeding"
• (except aspirin) "increase the risk of heart attack, heart failure, and stroke"

Risk goes up if you take more or longer than directed. Heart, kidney, or ulcer history? Ask first.

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The dental angle 🦷

"Toothache" is right on the Drug Facts label. And the FDA-approved Motrin label notes studies where ibuprofen beat another painkiller for "pain following dental extraction procedures."

That's why you hear about it after a tooth comes out.

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Ibuprofen is an NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug).

Its job: jam the COX factory. Fewer prostaglandins → less pain, fever and swelling.

(FDA's label is honest: the action "may be related to prostaglandin synthetase inhibition." Science still has gaps!)

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How does ibuprofen actually stop pain? 🧵

It doesn't "numb" you. It quietly shuts down a tiny chemical factory inside your cells.

Here's the whole story in 6 tweets.

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When tissue gets hurt, your cells use an enzyme called COX to make prostaglandins.

Prostaglandins are messengers. They make nerves more sensitive, cause swelling, and help raise fever.

More prostaglandins = more ouch.

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Source: KFF Health Tracking Poll, June 2019, 1,206 U.S. adults. 27% said antibiotics can cure viral infections and 28% said they didn't know enough to say. (They can't; antibiotics target bacteria.)
https://t.co/gpM7hS8tmM

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55% of U.S. adults either think antibiotics cure viral infections or don't know.

Most of us take medicine without knowing what it does inside us.

I'm a dental student. Here I'll explain how common drugs work, in plain English.

First up: ibuprofen. How does it actually stop pain? 🧵

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Bug: a long chat in the iOS app shows a huge blank gap mid-conversation. The message below it (with a table) is half cut off and covered by the input bar. Looks like a rendering issue, not missing messages. Screenshot attached.@grok @bot

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@bot @bot Bug: a long chat in the iOS app shows a huge blank gap mid-conversation. The message below it (with a table) is half cut off and covered by the input bar. Looks like a rendering issue, not missing messages. Screenshot attached.