Swollen legs are often due to weakness of the leg veins which have to circulate the blood against gravity. When they are weak, blood pools in the veins so that fluid leaks into the tissues. This causes swollen legs. Pregnancy causes swollen legs due to the weight of the baby on the pelvic veins. Kidney problems and heart problems can also cause swollen legs and ankles. If the problem is not due to pregnancy, and if your doctor confirms that your heart and kidneys are ok, then don't take diuretics as they can make the problem worse.
coz the have legs so they can swim hehehe
When you stand in water, the light passing from air to water changes direction due to refraction, making objects appear closer and larger than they actually are. This magnification effect makes the lower part of your legs underwater appear shorter than they really are, creating the illusion that your legs are shorter than when they are out of the water.
Rubbing alcohol is typically used as an antiseptic for cleaning wounds, not for reducing swelling. For swollen ankles, it is recommended to elevate the legs, apply a cold compress, and consider taking over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medication. If swelling persists or worsens, it is important to consult a healthcare professional for proper evaluation and treatment.
You might have cellutitis. Go to your PCP and get it checked out. It is a form of infection and the doc will prescribe some antibiotics along with some ace wrap to make a compression wrap around the legs.
No, zooplankton do not have legs. They are typically small, often microscopic, marine animals that drift in the water column and rely on ocean currents for movement. They may possess structures like cilia or appendages for propulsion, but not true legs.
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Swollen feet, legs, arms everything is normal for pregnancy.
Water retention in the lower legs can cause the skin to become stretched, making it more vulnerable to friction and blister formation. It can also lead to compromised circulation and skin integrity, making it easier for blisters to develop. Proper treatment of water retention and good skin care can help prevent blisters in this situation.
There are several causes of water retention. Medical conditions which can cause it include heart or kidney problems. If the heart does not have enough pumping force, the kidneys will not be able to extract enough water from the blood so it will collect in the tissues. Another type of water retention can occur in women due to premenstrual hormonal changes. This water retention mostly affects the tummy before a woman's period. In pregnancy, water retention can occur in the legs caused by the weight of the baby on the mother's pelvic veins. In elderly people, water retention can occur in the legs when the blood vessels are weak. The circulation isn't strong enough to push the blood upwards against gravity, so the blood collects in the feet and ankles; the pressure forces water into the tissues there, causing swellings. Another type of water retention is known as idiopathic edema and is caused by small blood vessels (capillaries) becoming too leaky. It's thought that eating a poor diet is mostly responsible for this. Eating too much salt and not drinking enough water probably play a part too.
A diuretic is medication given to reduce severe fluid retention in the legs and body.
NO. If your legs are swollen see your ob/gyn immediately as this could be serious.
There are several causes of edema of the legs, these causes are water retention, venous insufficiency, malnutrition/kwashiorkor, congestive heart failure, kidney failure, cellulitis. Immediate doctor's attention is needed.
There is no problem with your leg! I get this all the time, when crossing your legs, you stop blood flow so its good to remember to switch legs!
congestive heart failure
tretment of tylosis
Go to sleep retards...
Time cures the problem.