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Old 12-27-2008, 10:42 PM #14
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Default Could this be some type of autoimmune disease?
Is it possible that that this could be linked to an autoimmune disease or some type of disease that causes malabsorption? Celiac Disease, etc... malabsorption of nutrients can cause a variety of problems such as bone softness, etc...
Might be worth looking into -
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