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Default swollen feet

Anybody else have a problem with their feet and ankles swelling. I have a hard time with leg neuropathy, but the swelling just started yesterday. (Maybe I should lay of the salty peanuts.) Just wondering if any of you have swelling too. My right foot looks like it belongs on the pillsbury dough boy.
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