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2018-07-29 08:11:42
Hey there. I was wondering if you could help me. My kidney and liver function tests came back normal but when I drink alcohol I feel sick, I go pale, , really weak, feel as though I want to faint and I have to lay down. The next morning can be horrible too. Normally lay in pain. It doesn’t matter how much alcohol I drink, it always happens
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Answered2018-07-30 06:38:13

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