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Is it safe to take meloxicam indefinitely?
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No medicine has ever been proven to be safe if taken indefinitely and that does not necessarily mean that everybody will develop side effects from long term meds. Caution and efficient communication with your prescriber would be best in the long run.
Answered 8/30/2022
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