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Pitting edema of lower legs and stomach, high blood pressure, tired all time, history of heart problems in parents. wondering guesstimate of time without meds or treatment?
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I wonder if you have congestive heart failure, liver issues, metabolic issues vein issues , or thyroid disease . You need to see a doctor
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