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Beryllium deficiency
My recent pathalogical report says berillium 0.02 mcg/l. What does this mean and what is the treatment for this?
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It's normal only
Have plenty of liquids
Consult any physician if any one suggested to do test
Cannt comment on only reports...need details of patient .
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You have problem of piles.Go to gestroentrologist and he will examine and then ask for advice to others .
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You need to consult me online through the platform for consultation and Homoeopathic treatment
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the medicines will be sent to you by courier
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Please chat privately with photo copy of ur reports so that we can discuss ur problem and suggest u medicine and diet with exercise
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Dr. Merlin
Homoeopath
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Ok. But what problem your suffering from.
Usually berilium v think when respiration discomfort.
Chat online to clarify your doubts
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