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Release pain medication, should i take 40mg oxycontin or try exalgo?
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These are questions: for your doctor and pain specialist, not for online advice. What is the most appropriate treatment for your pain requires a full history and physical examination, review of necessary lab tests, and a determination of what has been tried before. For people who have not been on opiates, 40 mg of Oxycodone can be an overdose. In addition, there are many OTHER ways to treat pain besides opioids.
Answered 10/9/2014
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