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I've had headache, stomach ache, cold, pill taking advice?
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Treat separately: You're better off treating the symptoms separately than taking an all in one medicine- something for headache and something for specific symptoms of cold- ie- cough, or stuffiness etc.
Answered 7/20/2014
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