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I chronically have a low sodium, low calcium and mild anemia. dr's have checked just about everything they can think of and no answers. ideas?
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Water use?: If serious causes (cirrhosis, renal failure, SIADH etc.) have been excluded by your mds, are you drinking more water than they realize?
Answered 7/9/2016
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