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Edema in foot and Lower legs
I had severe diarrhea and vomiting on 10th May for which I took oflotas oz for 5 days and I got better. But on 15th May I noticed edema in my foot which was more in right foot and has not resolved yet. I did my tests like lft, kft, cbc, ultrasound, x ray of chest , echo. I have attached my 2 reports as more that 2 attachmentsare not allowed here.. What is the root cause of edema
Doctor advised me Dytor 10 mg that I started from today. All other reports are normal except my hb which is low.
What is root cause of edema please help me in knowing it
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You should get thorough evaluation regarding this
Ur lab data shows low HB low TLC count and lymphocytes are more which needs proper evaluation and treatment
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While you have posted have the reports here, none of them explain the cause of swelling in feet. If it was indeed edema, you might have some relief with dytor, without actually knowing the cause for it. Your ultrasound report suggests gall bladder sludge and edematous Gall bladder wall. Do you have any abdominal pain ?
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History and examination to identify if cholecystitis is present
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Dr. Sai Krishna Konatham
Laparoscopic Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Khammam
B/l pedal edema can be of various causes
Renal failure heart failure severe anemia etc you need to get evaluated for them it would be better if you consult via Practo and share the reports so that we can help you to identify the cause
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