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Can you get addicted to painkillers? Like, not prescription, but over the counter painkillers like ibeuprofin and stuff... Yes you can get addicted, although less likely than prescription ones, but you still can. Also, you can overdose on them too. Seek help if you are abusing them. yes you can get addicted to it. you are or anyone you know is get help. Yes, you can. If you take too much of it, or just take it just because it can become very addicting. So be careful. |
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