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How does one develop low sodium and how do you treat it?
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Low sodium: There are many causes for low sodium, medications, heart conditions, kidney conditions, etc, it is a complex issue best addressed by a cardiologist and/or nephrologist depending on your symptoms and other medical issues.
Answered 8/24/2013
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