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A member asked:
One can get swollen feet of fentanyl patch?
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Not likely, see PCP: The swelling of the legs or feet is not known side effect for trans-dermal fentanyl. However, if you suspect swelling may be related to a drug you are taking, visit your doctor.
Answered 8/20/2015
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