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Since i'm allergic to so many medications, looking for safe natural way to open celiac artery. calcium deposits. condition found in cat scan when l1f?

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Dr. Dan Fisher answered

Celiac artery Ca2+: Before you try anything you should talk with your doc about what really needs to be done. If your artery needed opening I am sure they would have recommended something specific. If this is part of a more generalized process you may need a medication for that. Multiple "allergies" can be a problem.

Dr Chuu agreed

Answered 11/27/2017

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A member asked:

Since i'm allergic to so many medications, looking for safe natural way to open celiac artery. calcium deposits. condition found in cat scan when l1f?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Dan Fisher answered

Dr Chuu agreed

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