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Why do my feet swell when i don't get enough sleep?
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Foot swelling: It is most likely due to the fact that when you are sleeping your feet are elevated and the swelling is reducing, when you are not getting enough sleep your feet and legs are not elevated enough and your feet are still swollen when you wake up
Answered 1/18/2020
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