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I have been reading the board in the last week and I have some questions. I found out I have colon polyps and am going to have a colonoscopy to remove them Aug 24th. I know that this is not what is causing my problem. I'm just thankful they were discovered so they cane be taken care of. My Qusetion is, Where does anyone suggest I can make a copy of Entrolab info to take to my GP. I'm hoping he would look at the info and say it is worthy. He is very open so I am hoping if I give him info about them it might make sense.

Has anyone else come up aginst this problem?

I guess I am just carzy. I want to know for sure is this is what I have so I can convience my kids to get checked. Has anyone else delete with this issue?

I am so tired of taking Pain meds to help with the pain, and so tired of felling like crap. Thanks for listening. Deb


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Are you aware that Enterolab has a website? Open Original Shared Link Another member posted this under one of the other topics. I hope this helps. :)

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