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Hi, i am diabetic and a cardiac patient with multiple heart bypasses over the years. my feet,ankles and legs are very swollen. i am bloated and have shortness of breath and water forming in my lungs. i am 78 years of age. what's the possible cause?
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Numerous causes: You do possess numerous explanations for your difficulties. Suggest a concerted conference with your doctor to plan out future strategies. Good luck
Answered 11/29/2020
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Fluid overload: Happens typically in the interplay between the pump (heart) and the filter (kidneys). If no longer making urine help is needed fast before the lungs fill up with fluid.
Answered 11/30/2020
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