Gangerene
Arterial ulcer
Venous ulcer
Is this person diabetic? No, he is not a diabetic, but had ricketts as a child and now has poor ciruclation and a little swelling in his lower legs.
Ricketts is caused by Vitamin D deficiency amongst other malnutrition. Poor circulation can be poor arterial blood flow or venous return both of which cause ulcers on the feet. Vitamin D, I have heard, can help with arterial ulcers. Perhaps your person doesn't absorb or metabolise Vit D very well. I'd see a Dr as these blisters, especially if they become sores, need to be cared for. Perhaps some compression bandages to prevent the swelling? Do some research on Arterial Ulcers versus Venous Ulcers so you know which you are dealing with.
Good luck.
Blisters on the legs of an elderly man could be caused by a variety of factors such as poor circulation, friction from ill-fitting shoes or socks, skin infections, or a reaction to medications. It is important for him to consult a healthcare professional to determine the underlying cause and receive appropriate treatment.
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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.
Weeping blisters on the feet in the setting of lymphedema can be due to the accumulation of fluid in the tissues, leading to increased pressure and impaired lymphatic drainage. This can cause the skin to break down and form blisters that weep fluid. It is important to seek medical attention to prevent infection and manage the underlying lymphedema.
If legs are contracted can they be staighten out and the person can walk a again
they grow legs and walk off:)
it is most likely hand foot and mouth disease. take him to your pediatrician it is easily treated. your child will like the treatment! eat lots of ice pops!
Fluid frequently collects in the lower extremities of elderly people because their heart is not able to pump the fluid adequately and it backs up. The fluid settles to the lower extremities by gravity.
To protect the consumer from jag legs who could cause serious damage and cause bodily harm
is the ridges you feel like blisters?
Diabetes can cause circulatory problems in the legs, which could manifest as shin splints or similar symptoms.