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Saturday, June 29, 2013

DIABETIC Syptoms 2


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ALIMENTARY SYSTEM

  1. Metoclopramide

  2. Omeprazole

  3. Pantoprazole

  4. Ranitidine

  5. Sucralfate

  6. Dicyclomine

  7. Hyoscine

  8. Fondaparinux

  9. Camylofin

  10. Valethamate Bromide

  11. Lactulose

  12. Mesalamine

  13. Rabeprazole

  14. Sulpha Salazine

  15. Tegoserod

  16. Colistin

  17. Furazolidone

  18. Lactobacillus

  19. Lopamide

  20. Racecadotril

  21. Silymarin

CVS

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

  1. Levamlodipine
  2. S-Atenolol
  3. Amiloride-hydrochlorothiazide
  4. Amlodipine
  5. Atenolol
  6. Benazepril
  7. Benidipine
  8. Bisoprolol
  9. Candesartan
  10. Captopril
  11. Carvedilol
  12. Celiprolol
  13. Chlorthalidone
  14. Clonidine
  15. Diltiazem
  16. Doxazosin
  17. Enalapril
  18. Fosinopril
  19. Frusemide
  20. Hydrochlorthiazide
  21. Indapamide
  22. Irbesartan
  23. Labetalol
  24. Losartan Potassium
  25. Methyldopa
  26. Metolazone
  27. Metoprolol
  28. Nebivolol
  29. Nifedipine
  30. Fondaparinux
  31. Minoxidil
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