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#21 some time this can happen
You are seeing a patient for the first time, and you notice on the 2 visit that she has fructose+ in the urine, and you did not find anything abnormal in the physical examination.
What do you do? what is this? Nothing this is bening fructosuria and is cause of a lack of fructokinase
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very basic but HY
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