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A member asked:
My doc give me liblan.it contain clidinium bromide 2.5mg and chlordiazepoxide 5.0 mg. what is it actually?i have anxiety and gastric/ gasses prob
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A medication: Tat works both for anxiety and calms the stomach and was used for may years for peptic ulcers. It works quite well for your type of problem. The clidinium works to stop spasms in the gut while the Chlordiazepoxide works against the anxiety.
Answered 11/28/2017
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