Are the feet often swollen? So know the reasons

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This is a very common problem.Anyone can suffer from swollen feet and it is quite a common problem.

This can be especially noticeable after walking or standing for long periods of time, and the swelling usually goes away with rest.

But when it is encountered repeatedly or the pain does not decrease, then it may be that this swelling of the feet is indicating other diseases.

So know the common reasons due to which feet and ankles are often swollen.

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Water accumulation

If the body starts to retain too much water, the feet become swollen.

In fact, along with the feet, the hands and feet also swell and often the problem resolves itself with time.

Water accumulates in the body when you sit or stand for a long

If the foot is injured, it becomes swollen due to a sprain or bone bruise.

If there is too much pain, one should consult a doctor and avoid putting weight on the foot.

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Heart failure

When the heart doesn't pump blood properly or it doesn't flow properly, it collects in the legs and feet, causing swollen fee

 

For people suffering from heart failure, lying on their back is quite painful while the heart rate may be very fast or there may be difficulty in breathing.

Kidney diseases

When the kidneys cannot excrete sodium (salts), fluid accumulates in the body.

 

This can result in swelling of the face, hands, feet, ankles and legs, usually more prominent in the feet and ankles.

 

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Liver diseases

Some people suffering from liver diseases get water accumulation in their legs and ankles, which causes these parts to swell.

Arterial problems

If blood clots form in the arteries in the legs, the legs and feet become swollen.

This is a very serious problem and if not treated immediately, the risk of death increases.

This usually occurs in one leg or foot, so if one leg or foot becomes unusually swollen, a doctor should be consulted immediately.

Infection

Cellulitis is a common skin infection that causes swelling of the affected area.

This infection can occur in any part of the body but is most common in the legs and feet.

If left untreated, it can spread throughout the body and cause serious complications.

pregnancy

Swelling of the feet and ankles in pregnant women is normal and not a cause for concern, but if the swelling is excessive, it may be a sign of high blood pressure.

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Note: This article is based on details published in medical journals, readers must consult their physician in this regard.