Edema is caused by excess fluid accumulation. Eating less salt, elevating the feet, and wearing support hose or other tight wraps can help.
A doctor should make sure that there ar enot other problems that need to be treate dsuch as Heart disease, kidney disease, thyroid disease or others.
How do you treat marrow edema
Edema is a condition where fluid accumulates in the feet, ankles, hands, and eyelids. It can be treated by exercising, elevating the feet, massaging the areas, reducing salt, and drinking water with lemon juice.
A diuretic (water pill)
Peripheral edema is your extremeties, hands, feet, arms and legs. Peripheral edema usually affects feet and legs.
Swelling in feet
Edema is swelling of an extremity or area of the body. A degenerative end plate may be an area that shows up on an x-ray showing breakdown of bone. A physician will need to evaluate and treat.
Edema
no, but they can swell. It's called "edema"
Antibiotics and antiinflammatories possibly a diruetic but you would need to talk to a veterinarian.
Urinary conditions, prostate problems, enuresis, edema, diabetes, kidney stones. Used with other herbs to treat cystitis, urethritis and parostitis.
Benadryl (diphenhydramine) is an antihistamine primarily used to treat allergic reactions, and it is not specifically indicated for relieving edema. While it may help reduce swelling caused by allergic reactions, it does not address other causes of edema, such as heart or kidney issues. For persistent or severe edema, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for appropriate treatment options.
Foot edema and pain can be caused by poor circulation, sometimes caused by diabetes, or it can be cause by a problem with the lymphatic system which "cleans out" the liquid flowing around the body. Foot edema / pain can be helped by elevating or massaging feet. For people with circulation problems or who stand on their feet all day there are special socks that you can wear that put gentle pressure of the feet and legs to help improve circulation.