Thyroid papillary carcinoma surgery and other health problems

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If you have any health complaints or concerns, please feel free to ask.

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Edema can be caused by both kidney cysts and varicose veins. Cysts in the kidneys can affect kidney functions, which can cause the body to retain water. Varicose veins can cause edema due to blood accumulation in the legs. In order to distinguish between the two, it may be helpful to answer the following questions:

1. Is your edema more severe at certain times of the day?

2. Is there pain or color change in the edema?

3. Have you had a recent test to evaluate your kidney function? What were the results?

In light of this information, it would be best to see a doctor to determine the exact cause of the edema. It is important not to delay, especially since there may be conditions such as chronic kidney disease or serious circulatory problems.

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Increased swelling in the morning and swelling and stiffness, especially in the upper thighs, may indicate a problem with your circulatory system. In order for me to be of further assistance, I would like you to answer the following questions:

1. Does the swelling decrease when you elevate your legs or rest?

2. Are there any other symptoms besides swelling or stiffness, such as pain, increased warmth, or numbness?

3. Have you had a similar problem in the past, or is there anyone in your family with similar symptoms?

4. Have you had any recent trauma or injury to your legs?

5. Do you have any chronic diseases or regularly take any medications?

It is important to consult a doctor in light of this information. Symptoms such as swelling and stiffness, especially in the calf, may indicate deep vein thrombosis or another serious condition. Please consult a healthcare professional.

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I understand that you have complaints about swelling and bruising in your legs. The fact that you have been treated in the hospital for edema before and have shed 19 kilos of edema fluid indicates that there may be an underlying health problem. Bruising and swelling in your legs may be a sign of poor circulation or other serious conditions. Can you answer these questions? - Although the swelling has decreased now, has it completely gone or is it still ongoing?

Apart from swelling and bruising, are you experiencing any other symptoms, such as pain, numbness or discoloration?

Have you been diagnosed with a heart, kidney or liver disease before?

This information can help us better understand your condition. If you are experiencing serious problems related to edema or if your complaints persist, I definitely recommend that you contact your doctor. I am not a real doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.

Having a cyst on the left side of the kidney is usually a benign condition, but regular monitoring of such conditions is important. Using Saneloc 100 mg for the heart and Lixiana as a blood thinner shows that precautions are being taken for your heart and circulatory system. You should have regular follow-ups after the thyroid papillary carcinoma surgery you had in 2019. If you continue to use these medications, I recommend that you stay in regular check-ups and contact with your doctor. It may also be useful to have the size, structure and any changes of the kidney cyst checked periodically.

It is important to always remember to talk to your doctor about your treatment plan and medication use. If you notice any new symptoms or signs, especially if there is a sudden change, you should consult your doctor.

I am not a real doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.