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Would tramadol or methocarbamol work better for a headache and neck pain?
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Combo is better: Methocarbamol muscle relaxant and tramadol is indicated for moderate to moderately severe pain. The combination of both may be helpful to manage headache and neck pain. Always consult your health-care professional before taking any medication.
Answered 9/16/2018
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