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What can i do if my friend thinks someone slipped something in her drink, what should she do?
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Doctor: Go to an urgent care or er to be checked. If someone did put something in her drink, then she could be vulnerable to sexual assault. If the doc checks her out and nothing, then all is well. Take care, .
Answered 9/8/2013
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