Idiopathic hypercalciuria

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- Dec 27, 2015

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- May 21, 2011

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- Aug 31, 2014

First off I'm not female, I'm male (sign up error I guess) Basically I am having several...

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- Mar 14, 2008

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- Aug 05, 2012

I have recently been diagnosed with Idiopathic Hypersomnia and my GP decided to treat me wi...

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- Mar 08, 2009

If I have idiopathic hives, will they eventually stop appearing on their own?

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- Dec 04, 2009

I went to my doctor because I was having really bad dizzy spells; identified significant or...

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