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Mixing alcohol and common pain relievers can result in liver damage.

Mixing alcohol and common pain relievers can result in liver damage.
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Mixing alcohol and common pain relievers can result in liver damage.

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This is true, Mixing alcohol and common pain relievers can result in major injury or even death depending on how many pills you take, how much you drink, what pills you take, and what alcoholic drink you mix.


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