Category: swollen feet

It could be lower limb circulatory dysfunction or heart, liver and kidney disease, the exact cause of which should be clarified by completing relevant tests under the guidance of a…

There are three common causes of swollen feet in pregnant women, all related to pregnancy: firstly, generalised oedema symptoms caused by gestational hypertension syndrome, secondly, perinatal cardiomyopathy occurring in menstruating…

Hot water foot soaks, elevation of the lower limbs, a healthy diet and adequate bed rest to improve blood circulation to the feet and lower legs will usually result in…

Hypertensive foot swelling is associated with a persistent state of hypertension. The first step is to lower blood pressure, as diuretics not only diuretic and reduce swelling, but also reduce…

In diabetic patients with lower limb vascular disease, lower limb circulatory dysfunction can occur, causing fluid to accumulate in the interstitial spaces of the tissues, leading to swelling of the…

Swelling of the feet is a symptom of a more serious oedema-like condition. The causes of swollen feet can be cardiogenic oedema, hepatogenic oedema, nephrogenic oedema, nutritional deficiency oedema, endocrine…

Swollen feet are a symptom of swollen tissues caused by excessive fluid accumulation between the muscular tissues of the feet and can be seen in a variety of conditions such…

Multiple myeloma is a malignant proliferative disease of plasma cells that can involve the kidneys in advanced stages. When patients have kidney damage, renal tubular damage, chronic or acute renal…

It can cause swollen feet, and symptoms of foot swelling are common in kidney-related diseases such as acute and chronic glomerulonephritis and nephrotic syndrome. The oedema usually occurs first on…

Diabetes can cause many complications and diabetic nephropathy is a common cause of diabetic foot swelling. Kidney lesions cause a large amount of protein to be excreted from the urine…