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What could cause your body to feel sick most of the time no energy,i have a high resting heart rate and i weigh89lbs an 5'4,what type of dr should i s?
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Malnourished: You're malnourished. You should see a general internist. If you (hopefully) don't have a chronic disease that is responsible, then you at least need to see a nutritionist.
Answered 5/18/2014
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