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What could cause the left lower leg to swell?
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A lot of things: Unilateral swelling could have many differential diagnoses. Some are a blood clot, injury, a stress fracture, infection, venous insufficiency, tumors and possibly even gout. The history and physical exams are critical to determine the cause.
Answered 1/28/2015
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