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My grandmother has a low bp of 94/36 and her feet have started to swell. she is awaiting to be seen by a specialist. what could the problem be?
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Concern: It could be congestive heart failure if accompanied with DOE or orthopnea or sign of systemic failure like in sepsis or Systemic inflammatory or sign of volume depletion like in GI bleeding or dehydration
Answered 8/14/2016
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