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Default ? swelling of feet
I have been sitting here lamenting about what to do about my burning hot feet. My usual methods have not helped. Then I looked at them. The bottom of my feet have a lot of edema. for you nurses out there, I would say they are a +1 or +2. The tops and ankles are fine. Any ideas out there?
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