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Suggest Treatment For Diastolic Dysfunction, Swollen Ankles And Anemia

Full Body tremors, swollen ankles, shortness of breath, black sputum, chest pain, diastolic disfunction, pulmonary nodes, thyroid nodes, graves disease, anemia, asbestos exposure. Am I having a thyroid storm and should I see my doctor. I see dOctor weekly but symptoms worsening.
Thu, 6 Jul 2017
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Hello dear
Warm welcome to Health care magic family .
I have evaluated your concern in depth .

@ These many symptoms severity with multi system involvement need in
hospital treatment as indoor patient in intensive phase , no home
management possible in any way .
@ Strongly recommended to reach ER .

Hope this will help you .
Feel free to ask any future health related questions .
Thanks for evaluating my answer thoroughly .
Regards dear .
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Suggest Treatment For Diastolic Dysfunction, Swollen Ankles And Anemia

Hello dear Warm welcome to Health care magic family . I have evaluated your concern in depth . @ These many symptoms severity with multi system involvement need in hospital treatment as indoor patient in intensive phase , no home management possible in any way . @ Strongly recommended to reach ER . Hope this will help you . Feel free to ask any future health related questions . Thanks for evaluating my answer thoroughly . Regards dear .