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She has went to the dr and he said it could be from liver because all bloodwork is good. sending her to a liver dr but he d k why hands swollen?
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Liver disease: Swelling in the extremities is common in liver disease. The amount of proteins in the blood diminish in liver disease. This lack of proteins means more fluids leak into the tissues. Your doctor is right on with this next step.
Answered 12/25/2013
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