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The NHS has issued a warning to be vigilant over an uncomfortable symptom in the legs that could indicate a potentially ...

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This can be a sign of heart disease. While there can be many reasons for swollen legs and ankles, if the symptoms don’t go away, it could be due to heart failure. The NHS recommends that you ...

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According to the health body, swelling in the legs is a warning sign of heart failure. Known as oedema, this condition can also affect the feet and ankles, making it uncomfortable to walk.

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The health service highlights that swelling in the legs is a red flag for heart failure. This is a condition known as oedema, which can also impact the feet and ankles, making walking difficult.