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How do you lower chloride levels?
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Just six words?: Depends on where the chloride is, and why. This HealthTap public forum is free. Post a new question with good grammar and spelling, and one or more of the thousands of volunteer doctors may answer it. They might skip repetitive questions, or ones that have too many abbreviations, or are otherwise hard to understand. (HealthTap's premium services include private video consultations.)
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