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Default Methotrexate - can you crush it?
Hello! I am about to start taking methotrexate (I already take IVIG for my autoimmune neuromuscular issues).. however, I have not swallowed pills in 5 years since my swallowing is weak from my muscular issues.. Is it ok to crush or dissolve the methotrexate ( I know to be careful with it, as I don't want to spread it or expose anyone else in the family)...

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