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Can a doctor refuse to give a patient pain meds if the patient has already had 2 surguries and refuses another?
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WE CAN REFUSE TO : Prescribe anything that in our knowledge and experience, as well as based on years of experience and scientific, evidence based medicine can either harm you and or it is not indicated.
Answered 10/3/2016
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