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A member asked:
Is it possible that due to migraines , it is causing edema which is making my right hand and foot swollen ?
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Migraines: Migraines do not cause edema of hand and foot. I would suggest you see a physician about this to better help sort out what could be causing these symptoms.
Answered 9/3/2019
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