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Spasmodic contraction of intestine

2017-07-12 18:54:38
Suggest Antispasmodic medicine which can stop frequent and sudden Contraction is sigmoid and descending colon
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HELLO, NAMESPAS DR( MEFANAMIC ACID+DROTAVERINE) DROTAVERINE TWO-TIMES A DAY AFTER LUNCH AND DINNER OR AS REQUIRED FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS. O.K BYE.

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