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Old 08-15-2012, 04:11 AM #1
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Default Edema after surgery
How serious is this? Feet swelled really big, also caused ingrown toenail and I have diabetes. I know Internet is a bad place for medical advice, but my GP is out of town and my neuro usually checks her mail at night (though I could call her office in the morning).

Is this a go to ER thing, or a use compression stockings and get toenail removed at earliest convenience kind of thing?

Thanks.
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