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Can i take asacol (mesalamine) if i'm allergic to morphine? thanks in advance.
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Yes.: If prescribed by your doctor, if you are not allergic to Aspirin or sulfas, it is ok to take asacol (mesalamine). No relation to morphine allergy.
Answered 6/24/2014
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