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My mother's legs are chronically swollen due to poor circulation. she is on lasix (furosemide). recently her legs began weeping profusely. is this abnormal?

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Dr. Michael Schwartz
Dr. Michael Schwartzanswered
Vascular Surgery 34 years experience
Yes: When her legs are very swollen, they can actually weep fluid. Best option initially is to elevate her legs. Should see her doctor for an adjustment in her medication dosage.
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