Definately sounds like combigent but she frequently mispronounces. You are probably right. Thanks!
Posted By: LHMT on 2009-01-26
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Combigent?
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Is there such a medication as Combigent that is used for glaucoma? I'm pretty sure she is not saying combivent as it specifically says "Combigent drops for glaucoma". I can't seem to find anything regarding this though. Thanks.
thanks...may be, he mispronounces everything!!
Subject: thanks...may be, he mispronounces everything!!
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Subject: Plendil is it! Not sure about Avapro - this doc mispronounces so you could be right - thx!
nm
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Subject: I'm thinking that's what he means, but he mispronounces it big time.
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And thus is probably but unless that doc uses the word thus frequently nm
Subject: And thus is probably but unless that doc uses the word thus frequently nm
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Subject: My docs use the Ethicon Echelon stapler frequently. Is this it?
nm
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Subject: My ortho docs use the term of weightbearing views frequently... sm
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There definately could be some truth to that :-) -nm
Subject: There definately could be some truth to that :-) -nm
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Subject: no there definately is a "p" sound
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Subject: That definately looks alot better. THANKS!!!
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Subject: Good idea, but there are definately 4 letters.
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Subject: makes sense but she is definately saying the short "a" at the start. Thanks. nm
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Subject: she is definately saying the sound "es" and then "cay", or SK. Maybe saying it funny? Thanks!
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