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In a 29yo f; where would one start looking 4 a cause of bilat. pingueculitis, bilat. ankle/foot edema, & chest wall pain? could there be a unifying dx?
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Pingueculitis: Pingueculitis is usually an isolated ocular condition usually related to chronic environmental exposure to sun and wind. Most likely not related to your other symptoms.
Answered 11/25/2013
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