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A member asked:
8 months ago i had double cabg surgery with a vein taken from right leg. leg and foot are swollen to double the normal size, should i be concerned?
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See a doctor: Yes, this is a concern. There are several possible problems, and your doctor will need to examine you and order appropriate tests.
Answered 7/18/2014
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