cancer patient med
Posted By: Nancy on 2006-06-13
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Subject: cancer patient med
MEDICATIONS: Trazodone, Rispiridol, (what sounds like "Vandryl ") and over-the-counter medications including Colace, Tylenol and Centrum Silver.
I only need help with the medication which sounds like Vandryl. I have spent too many minutes Googling.
Help please!
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