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2 Feb 2012
Is your body used to opiate/opioid pain meds? If you are used to these medications I would think you can take them close together, but maybe you should make it about four hours. If your body is not used to these types of meds, please do NOT take them close together.
Both, taken together could slow your central nervous system, and slow breathing.
Best wishes
She probably meant 5/500 or something. Can't believe it would be 500 either. Glad you caught that! I didn't... Mary
Oh Mary - I'm sure that's what it is. Like I said my brain was foggy this morning. Sure hope that's what she meant. Have a great evening sweetie.
Big hugs -Terri-
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