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urea and electrolytes satisfactory

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inla92 · 27/09/2023 18:43

Can someone please advise ?

I'm waiting to speak to a doctor next week but I'm out of my mind with worry. My daughter is only three.

Received a text to say it's satisfactory but no further action is needed. Surely in a three year old this shouldn't be satisfactory?

Thanks

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Jitterybugs · 27/09/2023 18:45

if it’s satisfactory that means there’s no problem and nothing to be concerned about.

nocoolnamesleft · 28/09/2023 19:44

Satisfactory is a good thing.

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