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Why on medication or diagnostic test we cannot guarantee 100 percent safety(no side effects or zero risk).is 100 percent a flaw that exist only on paper in medical line
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For some people asking this sort of question ,in medical line ,we call them dumb ,which is guaranteed 100 percent true . (100% on paper)
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Consultation needed.
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Human body is not designed by an Engineer in an Industry.
When you buy a scooter or a car (which are designed and made in a factory) , no one gives you 100% guarantee, why do you expect similar guarantee for something which is not even designed by Human.
Please have some rational thinking.
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You should have opted to study MBBS and get to know the reason!!!
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Stop spamming !
This is repeated many a times !
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