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My feet are extremely swollen, my fingers are tingly, have pain down legs, and am extremely fatiigued.what is causing this?
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Edema: Many things can cause swelling of the extremities; trauma, problems with veins, heart issues, kidney disease to name a few. I would recommend evaluation by your physician. Elevation and compression stockings may be helpful to treat the swollen areas.
Answered 12/10/2013
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