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Swollen Feet, Fluctuating Intensity Of Pain. Blood Test Shows Elevated Uric Acid, Triglycerides. Remedy?
I am 65 years old. I take medicines for high pressure. Currently my feet are swollen and sometimes I have apain that increases and decreases in intensity and at times vanishes. Previous bood tests( done at the end of July 2012) have revealed a little elevated levels of uric acid and trygleceride. What is the remedy at present?
Mon, 23 Sep 2013
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Some of antihypertensive drugs used for high pressure can produce swelling of the feet. Do consult your physician and get a thorough examination and review done.
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Some of antihypertensive drugs used for high pressure can produce swelling of the feet. Do consult your physician and get a thorough examination and review done.
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