Sus Scrofa Bone Marrow

Generic Name: sus scrofa bone marrow

Over-the-Counter (OTC)

Brand Names:

Medulla Ossis Suis

Arthritic pain in spine

Overview

Arthritic pain in spine

Uses

Arthritic pain in spine

Dosage

5 PELLETS 3 TIMES A DAY UNTIL SYMPTOMS ARE RELIEVED

Side Effects

STOP USE IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST FOR MORE THAN 3 DAYS OR WORSEN

Pregnancy

ASK A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL BEFORE USE

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sus Scrofa Bone Marrow used for?▼

Arthritic pain in spine

What are the side effects of Sus Scrofa Bone Marrow?▼

STOP USE IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST FOR MORE THAN 3 DAYS OR WORSEN

Can I take Sus Scrofa Bone Marrow during pregnancy?▼

ASK A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL BEFORE USE

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