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Otherwise she said to try taking electroltes (sp?) (like Powerade) daily for a month, as it could be an inbalance?? (she admitted to just taking a guess on that one.)
Hi Freesia38,

There is no reason why your neuro should be guessing if you have an electrolite imbalance...she can run blood work to check
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