A 76-year-old patient has not had significant reduction in osteoarthritic shoulder pain after 8 weeks of nondrug therapy.The most symptomatic shoulder is the patient's dominant arm.She has taken acetaminophen for pain without relief.What consideration is the least significant in choosing an NSAID for her?

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The least significant consideration in choosing an NSAID for this patient is a history of reaction to colchicine, as colchicine is primarily used for gout and not directly related to NSAID selection or contraindications.

A 76-Year-Old Patient Has Not Had Significant Reduction in Osteoarthritic