Swelling of the feet is one of the most common symptoms among people. Swelling is an accumulation of fluids in the tissues and feet of the feet. This swelling is caused by a combination of causes. It can be a sign of serious illness. long.
Causes of swollen feet
- Pregnancy often causes swelling and swelling of the feet, but the pregnant woman is well aware. Swelling may be a sign of her pregnancy poisoning, especially if this swelling is accompanied by other symptoms such as headache, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and difficulty urinating.
- The foot is prone to a number of injuries, such as the rupture of the damp surrounding the ankle. These injuries lead to swelling in the foot, and this swelling can be avoided by avoiding foot walking, foot roll or cold water compresses.
- Venous insufficiency, which is the loss of valves passing blood towards the heart, thus accumulates blood and fluid in the lower legs, and often lead to venous insufficiency to changes in skin color, and the appearance of ulcers on the skin as well.
- Increasing the size of the lymph vessels, and the damage of the lymph nodes health problems, lead to swelling in the feet.
- The injury of the individual to neurological diseases, especially the nerves in the feet, and these diseases significantly affect people with diabetes.
- Blood clots and clots are two types of clots in the veins under the skin called superficial clots, or deep clots, and these clots often block the return of blood from the legs to the heart.
- Swelling of the feet is a symptom of diseases of the liver, kidneys and heart. The heart, when weakened, causes swelling of the feet and when it fails, kidneys when they do not work well, fluid builds up in the feet and liver dysfunction affects the amount of protein stimulated to produce albumin. Accumulate for fluid in the ankles and feet.
- Nephrotic syndrome, the disease is a failure of the ability of blood vessels to filter fluids in the body.
- Swelling of the feet is a side effect of some medical drugs, such as pain relievers, diabetes and blood pressure drugs, as well as antidepressants.
- Aging.
- obesity.
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- Burns.
- Eat large amounts of salt, and rely on unhealthy diet.
- Varicose veins.
- PMS in girls.
- The operation of foot surgery, also exposed to the joints of the feet for inflammation.
- Thyroid infection in some diseases.
