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diffuse debility? - help

Posted: Apr 07, 2010

Does diffuse debility make sense? It sure sounds like diffuse. It does not sound like he is saying decreased. Thanks.

Diffuse debility - Lilly

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It makes sense to me. Diffuse-widespread. Debility-weakness. Widespread weakness as in more than one part of the body, not just weak arms or weak legs, etc.

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