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Are Swollen Ankles, Kidney Malfunction And Blood Pressure Due To Thyroid?

I have a thyroid problem and at present time taking eltroxin .005 and experiencing ED . iam on blood pressure medication atenolol 100mg and take cozaar 50mg for kidney function. About eight months ago went to emergency with swollen ankles at this time i was diagnoised with kidney. I believe all these problems relate to my thyroid
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Hi thanks for Healthcaremagic
2 problems here..
1.swelling of the ankle..if it is symmetrical on both sides it could be due to a kidney problem.
remember Hypothyroidism also can cause swelling...
Thyroid is not the culprit for kidney problem .
2.ED--pressure tablet Atenolol can cause ED.You can ask to your physician for a more specific beta-blocker..
thank you
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Are Swollen Ankles, Kidney Malfunction And Blood Pressure Due To Thyroid?

Hi thanks for Healthcaremagic 2 problems here.. 1.swelling of the ankle..if it is symmetrical on both sides it could be due to a kidney problem. remember Hypothyroidism also can cause swelling... Thyroid is not the culprit for kidney problem . 2.ED--pressure tablet Atenolol can cause ED.You can ask to your physician for a more specific beta-blocker.. thank you