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What might cause reduced blood flow to the kidneys?
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Kidney blood flow: 1. Fall in BP 2. Narrowing of arteries to kidney 3. Diseases of glomeruli 4. Salt depletion 5. Drugs like aces or arbs
Answered 2/2/2017
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