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Is taking etodolac twice a day and having moderate alcohol really put you at risk of liver issues what is the real scoop on this ?
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It can: Moderate alcohol by itself puts one at risk for liver disease... Can't imagine one's risk getting any less if one adds a non-steroidal like etodolac.
Answered 12/9/2013
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