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Dependent edema; all over fluid retention; morning facial/eye swelling?
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Water pill: your profile stating that you are not taking any medication,so we could not blame your condition on medication side effect. you need to see a doctor for a prescription of water pill,you need to watch your salt intake,and hydrate well.and exercise.
Answered 2/24/2018
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