You need to find the cause of your swelling. There are some serious issues that are relating to this, and you would need to mention other symptoms for accurate diagnosis. Swelling in the ankles and feet is often the result of chronic heart problems.
It may be a good idea to go see a doctor to confirm diagnosis and see what they suggest for a treatment plan. However, as with any injury, rest is important to the healing process. Crutches may be beneficial for this injury because it will help you avoid putting weight on the problem area. Additionally, applying ice for 15-20 minutes every few hours in the beginning stages of the injury will help reduce swelling. To decrease swelling and pain further, keep your foot elevated.
Well, if your toe is swollen because of trauma, you can use cold compresses and ice to help.
If it's just randomly swollen, or if it's broken, you should see a doctor before doing the cold compress stuff. Not that if you do it before hand it will cause health issues, but if your toe is broken, or if it's swelling due to a different condition, it does merit medical attention.
Sit the person comfortably ie. on sofa and place a pillow underneath the swollen foot.
Wrap a bag of frozen peas in a tea towel and put on foot
Swelling feet can be caused by a number of different conditions. Pregnancy can cause feet to swell, as can diabetes and gout.
when you get the epidural could you get swelling?
YES. If the kidneys are not functioning properly you will get water retention causing swelling of feet and ankles.
Swelling in feet
Why are your legs and ankles swelled? This is vital, as this is a sign of heart trouble. Put your feet your feet up and see the doctor.
Na movment into the cell.
Blood goes down to your feet all the time, but the muscles movement prevents it from just sitting around in your feet. During a flight, because you sit around for many hours, the blood just stays in your feet, resulting in there swelling up.
It a Bacteria That causes swelling in the Hands and feet
Drink plenty of cold fluids.Eat a lot of ice so the swelling can go down.
fatigue, high blood pressure, and swelling. Swelling is most notable in the hands, feet, ankles and face.
Typically a dentist will not do the procedure until the swelling goes down. The dentist will usually prescribe an antibiotic first, to help bring down the swelling and reduce any pain.
Stop doing drugs and the swelling will go down!