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Since my blood tests went back to normal, i stopped taking the sodium bicarbonate. my kidney's fine every tests. will discontinuing med hurt kidneys??
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You are good : Bicarbonate is a traditional remedy to keep the kidneys open in rhabdomyolysis but it doesn't really do much if anything. You could have stopped that as soon as you felt well. Put it away
Answered 1/9/2018
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