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Leg swelling in both
Sir/Ma'am, It has been observed that my ankle get swell. I did KFT and it has been found that uric acid increased for that i m taking Furic 40. Further, i m taking olisur f5 from past one year and lonazep 0.25 from 3 months. What is the reason behind ankle swelling. Last year i did holter ,ecg and echo and all comes normal. Is this the size effect of olisur f5(ankle swelling)??
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Usually these medications have not been associated with such side effects but lipid profile and for sugarHbA1c should be done and taken opinion by a physician if sugar or lipid profile get deranged, you can consult your psychiatrist for other alternatives of medications. Uric acid level is deranged and this may cause swelling, you should visit a physician first
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Hey!! Ankle swelling can sometimes be a side effect of certain medicines like Olisur F5, though rarely, but other causes like high uric acid levels or unrelated issues can also contribute. Since your heart tests were normal, it’s important to evaluate this further to identify the exact cause and manage it properly. I suggest consulting once to review your reports and treatment in detail.
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keep a check on the swelling and other symptoms like breathlessness, easy exertion etc
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