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Both feet swelling (mildly) (only at night), i am having alot of tachycardia episodes. can it be related to high aso levels in blood.
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?: Some feet swelling at night is expected if you sit or stand a lot during the day, tachycardia is also expected with activity, anxiety, etc..if not you may want to see your doctor for assessment, both aren't related to ASO titer in blood, rheumatic heart diseases aren't diagnosed this way, if in doubt see your doctor/cardiologist, best wishes
Answered 10/10/2018
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