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Gastrology problem

2017-07-08 07:19:13
I have last 1 month.i have went to gastroenterology doctor,he done test s and siad TSH is 9.55 and SGPT 63.he suggested burpex and Eltroxin tablets.but still  I have bloating problem and I have had problem is not readuced.
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Cap pantocid DSR oD in addition to that for a week

Answered2017-07-09 15:19:53

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