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T2DM and Peripheral Neuropathy
Continuous hiccup from last 2days.Loss of appetite and inconsistent urination. Plz advise medicines to arrest the hiccup.
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If you don't take enough water dehydration Elite all these problems take enough water and food will be alright
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