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Old 03-07-2014, 01:28 AM #1
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Default swollen feet

My feet are always swollen at bedtime. My blood pressure is really good (120/80). I am a diabetic; not controlling it very good at all tho. I do some housework; but I'm not on my feet alot. I have gained about 15-20# this winter. Any thoughts or suggestions? I don't see my Dr until about 2 weeks. Thank you for any help.
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