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Can a one time dose of toradol injection along with drop-medrol in knee pose a health threat of heart attack and stroke or is it with prolonged use?
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Highly unlikely: There is an extremely low risk of any significant complications from your injections, and these approaches will not result in either heart attack or stroke.
Answered 10/1/2019
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