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I need to know what is the strongest medication hospitals and doctors use for pain?
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Pound for pound: Fentanyl is probably one of the strongest pain medications. However, because of its strength, it has to be used cautiously. If you are asking for a person in a hospital, please provide some more info on their situation as pain medicating can be different for different pathologies.
Answered 3/16/2014
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