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Can you tell me, are water pills safe for 15 year old?
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Why does a 15 yo: Need water pills? Hopefully, not to maintain or lose weight. For menstrual bloating there is a teen midol that can be used. For any other purposes please discuss with girl's physician.
Answered 12/2/2015
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