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How could find the analysis of mephenesin?
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Mephenesin : is a muscle relaxant used for muscle spasm. The medication has poorly documented clinical randomized trails and has poor clinical value. Mephenesin is not approved in USA by FDA and needs thorough evaluation. Hope it helps.
Answered 5/18/2014
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