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My dad had triple bypass in february and has been experiencing hot flashes,swollen feet and pain on his sides.please help?
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Needs to see MD: He needs to see his physician very soon. His symptoms may reflect some very worrisome vascular problems and he needs to be seen promptly.
Answered 7/31/2014
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