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Diabetic problems

2015-09-23 05:02:28
Fatigued, hypersomnia, headache increases when PP level goes above 200. Gastric problem are there. Normal nicks and cuts cause Abnormal Bleeding. Last week she has been diagnosed with spondelities as well.
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hi all your symptoms are probably due to increased blood sugar. it can come down by proper evaluation and proper treatment. but bleeding problem should be checked by bt, ct, pt,aptt, inr, ect... so consult a physician

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