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Which organs get damaged by taking muscle relaxers?
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Liver: There are different kinds of muscle relaxants but some have been associated with liver damage.
Answered 1/23/2014
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None: Most muscle relaxants are safe. Generally they cause sedation, and occasionally liver damage. Liver functions should be tested if you are taking them for long.
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