I have two words I need help with - s/l seracream and s/l stemacytis or themacytis, vaginitis ~sm~
Posted By: jb on 2007-03-13
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Subject: I have two words I need help with - s/l seracream and s/l stemacytis or themacytis, vaginitis ~sm~
and bronchitis were diagnosed. An x-ray of sinusis and chest x-ray for fever and cough were ordered. She was given Rocephin, Mucinex and Flonase.
Help is appreciated!
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Subject: need help with 2 words please
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