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Water retention in ankles and feet after ivc filter, could they be connected?
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Maybe!: A ivc filter should not increase lower extremity pressure, but it can. Check with your surgeon! most likely to occur if other venous issues are present, or in woemn vs. Men.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Filter: May be clotted. Need to see your doctor to have this evaluated.
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