Common causes of swollen feet in the 90s include slow metabolism, heart insufficiency, and venous problems.
1. Slow metabolism: 90-year-olds are usually less active, the metabolism will slow down, and the amount of water discharged will also be reduced, if you drink more water, it may lead to the symptoms of swollen feet.
2. Cardiac insufficiency: If the patient’s heart is not functioning properly, blood return will be impeded and body fluids will stagnate in the lower limbs, leading to symptoms of swollen feet.
3. Venous problems: If there are problems with the veins of the elderly, such as venous thrombosis in the lower limbs, the return of blood will be impeded, which can also cause swollen feet.
In addition to the above, there are other conditions that may lead to edema in the 90s, such as hepatic edema, hypothyroidism edema, etc. If the symptoms do not improve after improving lifestyle habits, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an examination, and comply with the doctor’s instructions in a timely manner for targeted treatment to avoid delaying the course of the disease.