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What should be done to get rid of the marks that 'pop socks' make on the legs?
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Pitting Edema: If you are referring to the indentations that the tight portions of tube socks make then it may be a sign of a circulatory problem and requires an evaluation with likely changes in your diet and fitness program to bolster your cardiovascular status.
Answered 9/8/2018
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