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The serum bicarbonate level is 20.1, and the patient is positive for H. pylori. All other electrolytes, eGFR, and serum creatinine levels are within the normal range. Can a serum bicarbonate level of 20.1 be linked to the H. pylori infection or is this kidney issue?
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