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Can i withdraw from a pain clinical trial without penalty?
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Yes: You can always withdraw from any clinical trial without penalty. It's voluntary. Discuss it with the investigator or trial nurse. And then discuss with your own doctor.
Answered 9/2/2012
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Pain clinical trial: Trials usually do have subjects that leave the study for various reasons. There are also those that do not complete the study for no reason. Unless there is a contractual obligation with a spelled out procedure if you withdraw - i think you should be able to discontinue the study. Discuss with the principal investigator.
Answered 9/2/2012
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