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2018-02-24 19:35:36
My father is now 64 years and he suffers from high ceratinine level (5.97 last weak was 5.81) and high potassium level (6.5) what should he do to stop increasing it ? he is a diabetic
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Take ayurvedic medicine.. To get rid of this problem permanently.. To live a healthy lifestyle..
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Answered2018-02-25 03:54:18

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