MeowTheFlemishCat
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- Mar 3, 2023
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These are the "medications" my doctor would use. Is there a chance it goes wrong or will it go off without a hitch?
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My guess is they would have already done it several times before and know exactly what to give you and how. Even if it didn't work for some reason or takes too long the doctor would still be there to make sure. I'd say the beauty of MAID, among others.I assume your doctor has quite some experience with this? If you are in doubt or unsure might it not be best to ask them since they are the expert?Similar threads
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