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What is a recommended or safest dose of d-mannose? i read a high dose can cause kidney damage and i have already pkd. but im looking for relief of ic?
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If the dose you take does not affect blood sugar, there is nothing to concern about the kidney damage even you have PKD.
Answered 2/5/2023
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