Electrolytes - urine
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What is Electrolytes - urine?
The electrolytes - urine test measures chemicals (electrolytes) in urine. It usually measures the levels of calcium, chloride, potassium, or sodium.
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my father is 74 and suffering from cardiac and diabetic problem with specially cervical ner...
- Oct 28, 2010
my father is 74 and suffering from cardiac and diabetic problem with specially cervical ner...
Alright, so I've had an interesting few months of various symptoms, and lately, a variety o...
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I am a female 19 y.o and ive been experiencing tachycardia and palpitation for ye...
The dr. told me that I need to drink a lot of water and electrolyte's drink. I have been, ...
my father is 74 and suffering from cardiac and diabetic problem with specially cervical ner...
- Jan 21, 2008
my grandmother has had several episodes of falling off the toilet when she is urinating. sh...
- Feb 11, 2008
I'm 17-years-old.
Last night, I noticed that my urine was cloudy. The next time I urinated...
- Aug 04, 2011
My 11 almost 12 year old daughter has been feeling nauseous. She would sometimes wake me up...
- Sep 08, 2008
Hi, I found this report in my father's files this afternoon and since then i am feeling afr...
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