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I m on mgo supplement & have gt anal abcess or boil. is this a side effect of mgo and what treatment? shld i stop mgo? i have acid reflux. on omepraz
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No: An abscess in the perianal area is a serious condition because it can be complicated by forming a fistula with the rectum. It is not a side effect of mg. Please see a general or colorectal surgeon urgently.
Answered 12/2/2013
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