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Causes of bilateral le swelling does not always include:
Kidney failure
Deep vein thrombosis
Hypoprotenaenia
Heat failure
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<p><strong style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial, sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">Hypoproteinemia</strong><span style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial, sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;"> is a condition in which a person has very low levels of protein in the blood. Proteins are essential to every part of the human body. Bones, muscles, skin, and nearly every vital organ or tissue contain them. The body needs protein to function and survive and must get it through food.</span></p>
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