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Some pain relievers have became to powerful.

They can mask some serious symptoms and some serious problems..What are some of the problems they mask? & Does this make you hesitate to want to reach for a Tylenol when your nack hurts? Should there be a limit to how powerful a drug should be?

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1 year, 1 month ago (4 minutes after post)

Relievers :-) Dictionary’s are powerful too :P

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Some pain releavers have became to powerful.

They can mask some serious symptoms and some serious problems..What are some of the problems they mask? & Does this make you hesitate to want to reach for a Tylenol when your nack hurts? Should there be a limit to how powerful a drug should be?

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I think that any doctor should be able and qualified enough to make that descision.

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