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Do you know if there are vitamin suppositories? if so, how well do they work?
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There are: vitamin suppositories. They work well. I have seen them used for patients who have had gastric bypass and have malabsorption problems. It is preferred to use vitamin suppositories than IV vitamin supplement.
Answered 7/6/2014
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