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I have water on my legs an feet?
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Swelling?: If swollen. At end of day. Elevate legs above heart whenever you can during day. Also elevate while in bed the best you can. If swelling down in morning. Just dependent edema. Keep legs elevated. And increase cardiovascular activity. Will help with circulation. If edema remains all day and in morning talk to your doctor to find out cause. ? Nutrition ? Other cause
Answered 12/21/2017
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