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Can weightlifters use narcotic analgesics?

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Not recommended: If weight lifting hurts - need to find out why or you should not be doing it. It should be fun. Need to see a trainer - let it heal and start under supervision If it still hurts you must see a physician

Dr Veres agreed

Answered 3/8/2015

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