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My feet are sweeling like crazy the last few days and i drink a lot of water and i'm always active. what's happening?
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See a doctor: While increased sodium intake can cause swelling, other medical issues may be the cause as well- high blood pressure, heart issues, and other medical reasons can cause this. Your doctor may be of help in this case. Good luck!
Answered 11/3/2014
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