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I am 71 years old. i had breast cancer 6 years ago. the cancer was oestrogen dependant. i am taking kessar. can i use piascledine for osteo arthrites?
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Yes you may: There is no negative inter action between your breast cancer pills and the pain pills that you want to take.
Answered 3/21/2018
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