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My husband is type ii diabetic. his sugar level has been elevated due to a lot of stress and possible hip flexor strain. his extremities are cold.?
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See your doctor: You should discuss these findings with your doctor. You could reopen the cervix to drain the fluid, but, given the paucity of symptoms, that may not be necessary.
Answered 9/28/2016
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