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My 85 year old mother is constantly nauseous. why? please help!
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Weight loss issue: If she has been cleared by her doctor, the question is "is she loosing weight?" frailty in the elderly is a serious condition.These factors can be treated. She might benefit from a geriatric specialist.
Answered 3/9/2013
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