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rita_b

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Kidney Problem Aggravated Posted: 07-06-05 05:15am


I keep myself well informed regarding drugs and also know that certain drugs are not recommended for kidney or liver diseases, as I myself am a patient of the same. Thus when I recently developed high blood pressure, I immediately discontinued my liver related medications and started taking zebeta, but my problems of the kidney have aggravated all of a sudden. I wanna know why did this happen?

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