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Can you take tramadol and diclofenac together?
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Yes: Yes you can. Those two medications do not interact with each other. However, I would not recommend doing that yourself. You should discuss it with your doctor to ensure efficacy, safety, and follow up. Every medication has side effects.
Answered 4/15/2021
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