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Swelling in legs and frequent dry cough
Swelling in legs during morning time while walking and sitting legs down. and and frequent dry cough with little yellow mucus.
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Your symptoms are suggestive of chronic heart failure Please share details of your symptoms,  get ecg, echo. Kidney function tests,  x ray chest, share results, then I can help you further to heal.
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The combination of leg swelling and a persistent dry cough with yellow mucus in a 69-year-old is a combination that needs urgent evaluation. Leg swelling with cough can be a sign of heart failure (where the heart is not pumping efficiently, causing fluid to accumulate in the legs and lungs), or it could be a respiratory infection alongside venous insufficiency. At 69, this should not be left without a proper clinical examination and ECG.
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Please see a doctor in person urgently — get an ECG, chest X-ray, and basic blood tests done. Feel free to consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation as well.
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Cough is due.to bacterial. Infection mostly probably, swelling needs to be evaluated for any cardiac cause
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consult for further evaluation
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Hi, It can be related to age, circulation, or other common causes. Feel free to consult for further guidance.👍
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No relation with swelling leg n cough. Urine complete n microscopic. R u a hypertensive?? It may be age related or dependent edema when u hang. So not to hang legs, put legs onchair. In rest put three pillows under leg. Tab lacilacton one in alternate day after breakfast for ten days  means  five tab . Ab phyllinsr200  two times after food for five. Ambrodil s syr5 ml twice n 10ml at night.  Steam inhalation with Vicks or eucalyptus oil two times before meals
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Essential evaluation: BP, SpO₂ Chest X-ray ECG ± Echo Kidney function test (RFT), LFT CBC Symptomatic care (till evaluation): Keep legs elevated while resting Reduce excess salt intake Steam inhalation for cough Adequate hydration Medications: Avoid self-starting diuretics or cough syrups without diagnosis Antibiotics only if infection confirmed Bottom line: This is not a simple cough + swelling case—needs systemic evaluation to rule out heart or kidney involvement. Do consult for proper evaluation
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Red flags (urgent review needed): Breathlessness / orthopnea Rapid increase in leg swelling Chest discomfort or fatigue
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Kindly do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice on your case
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No relation between swelling and cough Swelling and pain related to age For cough- syp Ascoril ls 10 ml TDS
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Do consult
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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You are saying yellowish mucous may be it's infection, you should consult for better diagnosis and need more information
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Check 2d echo
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Kindly do connect and consult Will help you
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