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Urine VMA

2020-08-27 13:42:55
Plz tell me required workup for 24 hour URINE VMA TEST!! I have to get coz of high bp Now do i need to stop my bp meds/ vitamin supplements/ acidity meds before the test I asked customer care of lal pathlabs.. dey said no need
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