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9 year old has severe headaches daily. neurological tests & ct normal. blood test low sodium, low haemoglobin and high urea. drinks plenty fluids. ?
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Check kidney status: With low hemoglobin , high urea I would make sure kidneys are functioning well , Check BP IF not checked already , have the eyes tested as well .
Answered 8/23/2016
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