Nimes 100 mg Tablet
- Active ingredient / generic name
- Nimesulid
- ATC code
- M01AX17
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Nimes 100 mg Tablet + Zedprex 20 mg: published drug interaction record, medicine facts and reference links. Generic / active ingredient: Nimesulid + Fluoksetin.
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