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My feet swells up at the end of each day, what does that mean? swelling
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Venous insufficiency: Try to avoid sitting for too long, keep legs elevated during the day whenever possible. Venous insufficiency is by far the most common cause for leg swelling that seems to resolve by next morning with other causes, including heart and renal disorders possible. Try to reduce salt in your diet as much as possible as well.
Answered 11/19/2019
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