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My mothers legs and feet are swollen and big as balloons. has been like that for a while. never goes down?
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Feet swelling: does she have a cardiac condition? this could be from her heart or kidneys. her medications may need to be adjusted to regulate flow and fluid content in her body
Answered 9/1/2014
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