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My mother aged 85, suffering from frequent diahrreah for the past 6 months. she responds to eldoper (lapromide). is it safe drug to give frequently?
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Can be used: Question should be not simply controlling symptom but looking for cause. Colitis, infection, malabsorption, medication all possible . Has she seen physician for this.
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