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What happened to my face? started getting puffy in the morning a coupla months ago.
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Salt/diet/kidneys: Suggests a kidney problem to me: see our website www.Thepmc for guidance. Reduce salt and all animal protein including milk products and eggs. Be more vegan (need not be 100 % , just 90=95 %) with anything once in a while, get your kidney tests done. Hrs, md: www.Thepmc.Org.
Answered 8/26/2013
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