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Help please, my doctor prescribed several muscle relaxers.. how do i know which one to take?
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Call your doctor: Multiple muscle relaxers can cause unwanted side effects such as severe sedation and fatigue. I recommend you call your doctor for clarification on which medicines to take and how often.
Answered 11/11/2015
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