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Does doctor recommend the vitamin a suppositories?
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No: Vitamin a suppositories are herbal medications claimed for rectal health but not proven. They are not used for eyes. Oral vitamin a palmitate is a better salt of vitamin a for retina since it does not cause lung cancer in smokers like betacarotene. Ask your eye dr.
Answered 9/14/2013
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