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Old 11-07-2011, 12:56 PM #1
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Default What to take for pain?
I have to be on plavix for 2 years, I always took NSAID for pain, now I can't take anything that is aspirin or a cousin to aspirin, tylenol does nothing for me, what else can I take, I'm going to ask the doc when I see him this week, I'm afraid he will say Lyrica which is too expensive and causes unbelivable constipation. Help
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