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Im 35 weeks preg on blood pressure meds have no headache or bad vision but my right foot is swelled up should i be concerned ?
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Concern, yes: Yes, this is a concern that you need to present to the MD who provided the blood pressure medication as there may be a need for additional medical assessment.
Answered 11/26/2018
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