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Oxyneo/oxycontin for around-the-clock, ms*ir morphine for breakthrough - is this a safe combination?
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See below: Yes using Oxycontin for around the clock pain with msir (morphine) for breakthrough pain is a reasonable combination. Both medications should be prescribed to you by the same doctor.
Answered 11/4/2019
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