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Is ketorolac a narcotic?
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Ketorolac: No it is a NSAID in the same family as motrin.
Answered 3/12/2018
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Ketorolac is NSAID: which is the first NSAID available for both intramuscular and oral administration. Ketorolac IM is used primarily for moderate to severe postoperative pain and other severe acute pain states.
Answered 10/29/2015
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No: Katorolac has been used to treat some pain. It is a medication like ibuprofen. It can be given by mouth, in a vein or in a muscle. It is a prescription medication in USA.
Answered 9/30/2016
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