Use Combat wound medication pill to manage pain
Using painkillers decreases pain by roughly 30%.
It stays in the body for 10 minutes and has a maximum dose of 10.
It has the following side effects:
- Decrease in heart rate
- Decrease in blood pressure
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Using painkillers decreases pain by roughly 30%.
It stays in the body for 10 minutes and has a maximum dose of 10.
It has the following side effects:
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