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What can swollen feet be a sign of in a normal healthy male?
My fiance is a fairly healthy man who is somewhat inactive. He has always had minor foot problems, bone spurs, calouses, dry skin, but recently he has gotten extremely swollen feet! There has been no diet changes or anything and he has had his spleen removed a few years ago due to injury. Can anyone offer any idea as to what may be the problem? He refuses to see a doctor and insurance plays a role in that decision.
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
That sounds like edema, which can be the symptom of a larger problem.
- 1 decade ago
It really sounds like edema which can be linked to really serious health problems such as heart failure. He really needs to go to a doctor asap.
Source(s): Nursing student - 1 decade ago
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- madame xLv 41 decade ago
their are many things that could be causing it, the yahoo answer doctors will not know the true answer, unless its a good guess, go see a doctor. he could live with it, and find out the hard way.
