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Recently there has been swelling in the leg. the quantity of urine has also reduced while urinating.
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Get an exam...: You need to be examined by your physician to evaluate your symptoms and to determine if any labs/diagnostic studies should be done to determine the cause. Decreased urination with edema could be indicative of health issues that need to be addressed - take care of yourself and be seen.
Answered 10/3/2014
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