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2021-11-14 19:37:10
I'm in my final year MBBS in banglore...can I take mebeverine 200 mg twice a day to get relief from ibs c Previously I had used same as advised by doctor
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Ok, no issue But if using regularly, one tab in night is enough

Answered2021-11-15 06:04:15

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