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When i wake up at night i feel my hands swell (ring goes out hard) and after 10 minutes it gets dissipated. should i worry about swelling or normal?
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See Dr.: You may want to keep a journal on activities, food, beverages, meds, and supplements you have had that day and see if the swelling is related.
Answered 5/14/2015
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