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| Q84945913 | ANNOTATIONS |
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| Q33824524 | Constipation and laxative abuse |
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| Q84947096 | Danger of Purgatives |
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| Q68842514 | Laxative abuse |
| Q53867646 | Laxative-induced Diarrhoea: A Continuing Clinical Problem |
| Q78827206 | Low Potassium Syndrome Resulting from the Use of Purgative Drugs |
| Q77140420 | METABOLIC ALKALOSIS WITH DIARRHEA AND CHLORIDE-FREE URINE |
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