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I'm on hbp meds; dierutics, lisinopril and clopidogrel. lost a lot of electrolytes through bouts of acid reflux before i could control it. now lost a lot of weight and noticed veins on feet and ankles and back of my hand. what can i do.
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Hbp electrolytes: If they lost electrolyte is potassium have Dr test you for Conn’s-which I specialize in.
Answered 7/24/2020
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