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What Causes Swollen Ankles in Women?

Swollen ankles, or edema, can have various causes in women, particularly in the context of gynecology. Common causes include pregnancy, hormonal changes, and underlying medical conditions such as preeclampsia, heart disease, or kidney disease.

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