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Pain Killers Posted: 08-09-07 20:47pm


Random question...I work construction and i had some back pain so i dug through the med cabinet and found some old pain killers and took one. I looked at the bottle a little better and saw that they had expired in 97! Any chance that could hurt me?

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Outdated Pain Medication Posted: 08-12-07 20:47pm


Hello Simon, I hope that you only took the one tablet. I would not recommend that you take any more of the 10 year pain medication. It is possible that the breakdown products could produce a negative side effect. SOOOOoooo Simon, see your doctor and get some NEW medication for pain if your doctor recommends it. Hope you are doing okay. RichT

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