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How to reduce my puffy eyelid after too much sodium intake? any method? will the puffiness even go away after a constant high sodium intake?
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Fluids: Assuming normal kidney function in a 19yo, increased water intake and decreased salt intake may help to flush the excess of salts.
Answered 7/22/2018
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