Edema in women can be caused by a variety of reasons, and edema caused by perimenopause in women can often be treated with medications that improve the vegetative nerves. In women with cardiogenic edema, diuretic medications are often given for treatment. For edema caused by hypoalbuminemia due to hepatic or renal causes, it is often necessary to treat the edema with diuretic medications along with a human albumin infusion to resolve the edema. In women with conditions such as hypothyroidism, thyroxine tablets can be given to improve the hypothyroidism and thus alleviate the occurrence of conditions such as edema. For idiopathic edema, diuretic medications can be utilized intermittently to alleviate the occurrence of edema and other conditions. For diabetes-related edema, new hypoglycemic drugs can be used to control blood glucose while promoting urinary excretion, thereby relieving edema through hypertonic diuresis.