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Is it safe to take multiple pain killers for kidney stones?
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Multiple pain killer: If these were prescribed by the same doctor- then fine. If they were not prescribed- then using multiple pain medication at the same time is a very bad idea. Also taking medication for pain from different physicians is also a bad idea.
Answered 9/29/2016
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