NSAIDs: There is no evidence that a specific NSAID has increased efficacy, so NSAID choice is typically based on whether there are other indications for an NSAID or likelihood of side effects.
Aspirin: 750-1000 mg q6-8h, with gradual tapering of the total daily dose by 650-800 mg weekly for a treatment period of three to four weeks
Ibuprofen:  600-800 mg q6-8h, with gradual tapering of the total daily dose by 400-800 mg every week for a treatment period of three to four weeks
Colchicine: may be used in conjunction with NSAIDs
Glucocorticoids: can be used for refractory<unk> 
Aspirin: 750-1000 mg q6-8h, with gradual tapering of the total daily dose by 650-800 mg weekly for a treatment period of three to four weeks
Ibuprofen:  600-800 mg q6-8h, with gradual tapering of the total daily dose by 400-800 mg every week for a treatment period of three to four weeks
Dressler's syndrome
CHF
Ogilvie's syndrome
PE
Wellens' syndrome
Pneumonia
Twiddler's syndrome
Pneumothorax