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Most "off the shelf" pain killers damage your liver so you better consult a doctor. depending on where you are in the world you can consider smoking grass... You can ask your pharmacist as well. They know more about the drugs they handle than the doctor. There are also pain block specialists that may help and this is something you can discuss with your doctor. Always drink those 8 ounce - 8 glasses of water a day because it flushes out your liver and kidneys. Use bottled water!

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my dad is prescribed to the fetnyl patch 75 micro milligrams per hr..... he has been prescribed to Oxycontin, vicodin, delordid and more much more added to his grocery list of pain killers and medication, but he also has 3 herniated discs on top of it too. myself personally i don't even believe hes in that much pain, i just think hes a heroin addict that's seeking out more drugs and the only pain he has is from withdrawal. but that's just wut i think.......

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Yes they do. Not everyone has received hep c from drug use.

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None because all meds go through the liver but any pain med without tylenol is better so stay away from percocet and Vicodin and lortab because those ones have tylenol in them

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No.

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Q: What is the best pain killer to take when one has liver damage?
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