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I am diagnosed with pain hypersensitivity syndrome and got prescription for yelate60mg and cymgen60mg. are these not the same? and is it save together
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Hypersensitivity...: Yes, the two medications are similar. Taking the two medications together is not advisable.
Answered 7/15/2018
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