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What meds are great for mri? boils on my groin area
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MRI is a test: MRI is not a disease but is a imaging test.MRI stands for Magnetic Resonant Imaging.Test is used to diagnose certain medical conditions when indicated. Boil in your groin area needs to be checked and may need to be incised and drained.And you may be prescribed Antibiotics as well.Consult your Doctor asap.
Answered 12/11/2015
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