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My mom is dylasis Person having fever

2019-05-11 16:38:29
She is dyalasis person from 2012 Today she is having fever and her legs also swallon She has taken dolo also
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this usually will happen if proteins are low in body.  or kidney function is worsening

Answered2019-05-14 14:17:48

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