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Swollen Legs with PainCommon Symptoms · CirculatoryUrgent information
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Recommended Care

Elevate Leg & Medical Check

Preparation & Use

Lie down and raise leg. Do not massage if red/hot. See doctor immediately.

Safety & Precautions

EMERGENCY: Could be blood clot (DVT).

When to See Doctor

IMMEDIATELY: If one leg is swollen, red, hot, and painful.

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Swollen Legs with Shortness of BreathCommon Symptoms · CardiovascularUrgent information
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Recommended Care

Elevate Legs & Doctor Visit

Preparation & Use

Keep legs elevated. Reduce salt intake. See cardiologist immediately for evaluation.

Safety & Precautions

CAUTION: Sign of Heart Failure.

When to See Doctor

IMMEDIATELY: For diagnosis and treatment.

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Swollen LipsCommon Symptoms · AllergicUrgent information
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Recommended Care

Cold Compress & Antihistamine

Preparation & Use

Apply an ice pack wrapped in a cloth to your lips. If you know it is an allergy, take an antihistamine pill. Avoid spicy or hot foods.

Safety & Precautions

CAUTION: If swelling spreads to the tongue or throat, it is an emergency.

When to See Doctor

IMMEDIATELY: If you have trouble breathing or swallowing along with the swelling.

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