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Intermittent fluid retention in women

Is it idiopathic edema?

Allan D. Marks
, MD
Pages 75-83 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016

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Arun Adlakha & Joseph K. Lobl. (1992) A Perplexing Case of Diurnal Edema in a Young Woman. Hospital Practice 27:9, pages 213-216.
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James E. Mitchell, Claire Pomeroy, Marvin Seppala & Marguerite Huber. (1988) Pseudo-Bartter's syndrome, diuretic abuse, idiopathic edema, and eating disorders. International Journal of Eating Disorders 7:2, pages 225-237.
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AnthonyJ. Pelosi, TamesR.M. Lough, RogerA. Sykes, WilliamJ. Muir & MatthewG. Dunnigan. (1986) A PSYCHIATRIC STUDY OF IDIOPATHIC OEDEMA. The Lancet 328:8514, pages 999-1002.
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