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What can be done for problems with swallowing pills?
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Swalloing pills: If the pill is not long-acting or extended release, you can crush the pill & dissolve in juice or pudding. As last resort, talk to your doctor about possible substitute with liquid formulas.
Answered 10/3/2016
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