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Is it true that swelling of the tongue and muscle cramps signs of kidney failure?
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See below: Not likely, sound more like a allergic reaction, and possible electrolyte disorder. It is possible some kidney disorders cause electrolyte disturbances which lead to muscle cramps.
Answered 3/17/2014
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