I do have much less swelling when I wake up, and my foot looks almost normal. But by the end of the day, my left foot is so ...

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I told my physician, who checked on my lower left leg in the morning and said to elevate my legs. As the year went by, my foot/ankle became more swollen, and I had to stop wearing most of my shoes.

I told my physician, who checked on my lower left leg in the morning and said to elevate my legs. As the year went by, my foot/ankle became more swollen, and I had to stop wearing most of my shoes.

I am an 80-year-old obese woman with high blood pressure that is being controlled with nifedipine and losartan. Over a year ...