Can you take ibuprofen with knee arthritis shots? new study investigates
NCT ID NCT06911359
Summary
This study is testing whether taking common over-the-counter pain pills (like ibuprofen) affects how well a series of sugar-water injections works for knee osteoarthritis. It involves about 68 military healthcare patients aged 45-75 with moderate knee arthritis pain. Participants will receive three knee injections and will be randomly assigned to take either ibuprofen or a placebo pill to see which combination works better for pain and function.
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David Grant USAF Medical Center
RECRUITINGTravis AFB, California, 94535, United States
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