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Old 10-22-2015, 11:17 AM #1
Vikashperiwal Vikashperiwal is offline
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Default Throat related concern
My mom age 47,she is going through severe throat releated problem from last 1 year....and now her voice is like going down n down....we did some test ..and found vitamin B12 and D deficiency and also ESR PROBLEM...we strted her medication but still no effect ..
Do sugest me wat can be done
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