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Old 08-23-2013, 01:05 PM #1
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Frown concerned about pill size
Hi everyone

I am going to be starting Cellcept in a week. I got the pills today(generic) and they are HUGE! I often have to break up mestinon to swollow them. I read the pills can not be crushed or broken. How are people getting them down? I am really concerned about choking on them. I would be grateful for any ideas
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