Michael

I don't know.  The "Recommended Dosage" section of this article says it 
depends on the patient.

http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Nonsteroidal+Anti-Inflammatory+Drugs



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From: Michael Tentis
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Do we have Any idea what dosage "regular use of anti-inflammatory agents" 
would be?

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