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A test showed serum sodium of 134 mmo1/l. is this dangerous and can it be caused by flecainide/warfarin? remainder of urea and electrolytes normal.
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No danger: Your sodium level is just one point below the lower limit of normal and that is not a dangerous situation. You may have just taken water before the test.
Answered 3/14/2019
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