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Is it true that antispasmodic medicines such as methampyrone and papaverine hcl can also reduce uterine contraction?
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Yes it's true.: Take your antispasmodic medicines as needed only and not continuously. The effect on contraction is temporary and not of major concern. God bless you!
Answered 12/10/2013
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