You should contact your doctor. Tell him you are swelling up. He might order a diuretic for you.
You need to be careful of limiting your fluids because you need to stay hydrated then you need to watch what you put in so you don't swell much. It's a catch either way.
The best thing is to contact the doctor.
Also with diuretics they can deplete you of potassium and other vitamins and minerals.
You might want to talk to the doctor about this also.

Are they running any tests to see why this is happening?

Thanks for the info.

You're right with the depletion of the potassium with the diuretics. Many years ago I went through several years of low potassium -- couldn't get it above 2.3 or 2.4. That seems to have resolved; however, it makes me nervous thinking about going on a diuretic w/o talking face to face with the doctor.

I had extensive blood work done last week, but now I won't get those results for another month. The kidney ultrasound was normal. I have an eye appointment on Monday to rule out diabetes as the cause.

Yesterday when the doctor's office called to change my appointment I did tell the office girl I am concerned waiting another month to see the doctor because of the significant swelling.

Hi

Keep letting them know about the swelling. I have been put on potassium tablets (RX form) for the depletion.
With the recent blood work it will give your doctor a baseline to go by if and when they put you on a diuretic.
Please keep us posted.
Wishing you all the best..