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I should adjust/live my life with my diseases like uti, depression etc or i should try to resolve/take medications till it gets cured?
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Lifestyle & medical: attention work well together. Please do what your doctor asks but ask him/her about lifestyle changes such as cleaning up your diet and doing some exercise. Mental attitude is also important. How we think impacts our health. Consult a mental health professional or a prudent spiritual leader. Peace and good health.
Answered 11/28/2017
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