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Old 08-14-2009, 02:34 PM #7
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I have problems with my feet swelling during exacerbations. Once the exacerbation resolves so does the swelling.

Swelling/edema can have different causes:

- Not drinking enough fluids
- Too much sodium in your diet
- Inactivity
- weight gain
- other health conditions such as diabetes and heart conditions for example.
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