Fruits have not been found to have the effect of reducing swelling. Fruits contain more nutrients, can supplement the body’s vitamins and other substances, but no swelling function. You can eat more winter melon, cucumber, red beans, asparagus and so on in your daily diet, which can assist in reducing swelling, but it can’t replace the medication for treatment. Edema refers to tissue swelling caused by excessive fluid accumulation in the tissue space. Clinical common edema are nephrogenic edema, cardiogenic edema, edema in pregnancy, hepatic edema, malnutrition edema, etc. Disease-induced edema requires active treatment of the primary disease. When edema occurs in the body, it is necessary to actively consult the doctor to identify the cause of the disease and then targeted treatment.