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What Causes Swollen Ankles And Feet, Constant Cough, Fatigue And Vomiting?

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Posted on Thu, 17 Nov 2016
Question: We have an apt. With a primary care doctor to night ,symptoms are cough close to constant now ,feet and ankles keep swelling ,fatigue, this morning vomited breakfast,never gets sick what should i expect him to look for?what should i be asking
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Answered by Dr. Deepak Sundriyal (6 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Hello dear. It points towards a cardiac cause.

Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. I have read the details.

The symptoms of cough and swelled up feet , fatigue. Most likely it points towards a cardiac cause. However, the thing which is alarming is recent loss of weight. Not to make you afraid, but this can be seen in variety of chronic infections including tuberculosis (along with cough), or some illnesses like malignancies. Besides that diabetes and chest infections also can produce similar picture.

One point of caution: It is really too early to comment upon depending upon your history only. Only a meticulous physical examination followed by investigation will pinpoint the diagnosis.

Please let me know if there's any further query

Thanks and regards
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What Causes Swollen Ankles And Feet, Constant Cough, Fatigue And Vomiting?

Brief Answer: Hello dear. It points towards a cardiac cause. Detailed Answer: Hello dear. I have read the details. The symptoms of cough and swelled up feet , fatigue. Most likely it points towards a cardiac cause. However, the thing which is alarming is recent loss of weight. Not to make you afraid, but this can be seen in variety of chronic infections including tuberculosis (along with cough), or some illnesses like malignancies. Besides that diabetes and chest infections also can produce similar picture. One point of caution: It is really too early to comment upon depending upon your history only. Only a meticulous physical examination followed by investigation will pinpoint the diagnosis. Please let me know if there's any further query Thanks and regards