My mother has long-standing rheumatoid arthritis and is on regular medications, including Folitrax injections, vitamin and mineral supplements, Domstal, Pregabalin, and painkillers. For the past 2 months, her abdomen has appeared enlarged and feels tight and full, but she has no pain, and her bowel movements are normal. What could be the reason for this increase in abdominal size, and should we be concerned about it?

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My mother has long-standing rheumatoid arthritis and is on regular medications, including Folitrax injections, vitamin and mineral supplements, Domstal, Pregabalin, and painkillers. For the past 2 months, her abdomen has appeared enlarged and feels tight and full, but she has no pain, and her bowel movements are normal. What could be the reason for this increase in abdominal size, and should we be concerned about it?
Asked by Female, 25 · 2 months ago
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