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I asked a question earlier on red lunulas an i got the answer. i have asthma, could this be this be the cause and will they stay like this?
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many courses: Causes of a red lunula include heart failure, cardiovascular disease and hematologic problems. You should see a doctor regarding this.
Answered 1/8/2015
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