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My Whole Body Is swelled fo 1 month
My Whole Body Is swelled fo 1 month And i m not able to move a single step if moving feeling suffocating
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Swelling of whole body with breathlessness may occur due to fluid retention in heart failure, kidney diseases and less likely liver function decompensation. These are the most common causes.
You haven't mentioned your concomitant diseases for which you take regular medicines.
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Hello, as per your clinical history is concerned please do few investigations like (ECG,ECHO,chest x-ray, kidney function tests,TSH & fasting blood sugar) to know the exact cause body swelling.
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Sir please consult Cardiologist or Nephrologist ASAP. Or please visit PGI for your aliments to investigate reasons for water retention
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
Consultant Physician
11 yrs exp
Delhi
It's due to accumulation of fluid in body. Either it's cardiac problem or kidney failure. Less likely liver disease also. If you can take consultation so that I can talk to you and guide you better and advice you medication for this problem before this problem increases.
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