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Edema in ankles, stomach, breasts, and keep feeling really weak all the time, especially after i wake up from sleep. diet is not helping at all.
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Need a full MD exam: You need to have a thorough MD exam to sort out all of these issues. A full history and testing is most helpful in determining your problem(s).
Answered 5/2/2018
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