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Should you avoid anything before undergoing dialysis?
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Yes: You should really avoid going on dialysis. This means avoid missing doctor's visits, not using your blood pressure medicine, etc. Once you are on dialysis, there are many things you will need to moderate or avoid.
Answered 12/27/2012
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