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What medications can i use without going to a doctor?
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Medication use: All prescription medications should be taken as advised by a physician. There are some conditions that can be treated by using over the counter medications according directions mentioned on the pack. Please elaborate your question and mention the problem you are trying to treat.
Answered 7/2/2020
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