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Feeling Tired And Hands And Legs Remain Swollen. Reason?

Just recently I have been very tired all the time. All I want to do is sleep. Then two days ago, I noticed that when I wake up in the morning, My left and right hand and right leg are swollen , and when I start walking around and doing things they start tingeling , but stay swollen most of the day. This morning my right arm and leg and foot were swollen.
Tue, 3 Jul 2012
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Though I cannot predict the exact nature of the disease, I can say that the problems that you have are significant enough to test. The nerve impulses and the blood flow to the limbs is compromised. This can happen with many systemic illness like simple anemia, thyroid, hormonal issues, autoimmune disorders. First you get to a GP in your are who can do basic testing and tretment before appropriate referral.
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Feeling Tired And Hands And Legs Remain Swollen. Reason?

Hi, Though I cannot predict the exact nature of the disease, I can say that the problems that you have are significant enough to test. The nerve impulses and the blood flow to the limbs is compromised. This can happen with many systemic illness like simple anemia, thyroid, hormonal issues, autoimmune disorders. First you get to a GP in your are who can do basic testing and tretment before appropriate referral.