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Old 08-22-2016, 05:45 PM #11
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I am taking buprenorfin since 2004 (pain patch + sublingual pills for breakthrough pain). I wonder how this medication compares to the low-dose naltrexone.
Thanks for your sharing! What is sublingual pills for your breakthrough pain that you use. In addition, can you take iburprofin indefinitely or you just take it as needed.
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