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Use of entofoam enema for a mother

2018-03-23 18:07:03
I'hve UC from last 6 yrs.currnetly aftet my second delivery started my flareups..mesacol tblt not helped in controlling my flareups.. now my child is of 3 months ..can i use Entofoam Enema ..??
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Please No Avoid it Instead Consult nearby MD HOMEOPATHY physician in person Homeopathic medicine will help you

Answered2018-03-23 18:30:06

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