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Why are pain killers causing me pain?
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Question unclear: Not enough info to properly answer. Some pain meds like narcotics can cause abdominal pain due to their effects of decreasing bowel movement. Almost all pain meds, if used regularly, can cause rebound increase in pain when you stop. Perhaps you could provide more information?
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