Edema

Some guidelines for dealing with foot swelling and pain during pregnancy.

If you have pitting edema following an insect bite, here is what you need to know about the diagnosis, treatment, and further testing needed.

Pulmonary edema not caused by heart problems can be just as dangerous as other varieties. Although the condition is often diagnosed in a similar fashion, there are some facts that the patient suffering from non-cardiac pulmonary edema may need to know.

Many pregnant women complain of swollen feet and swollen ankles, yet there are instances where these pregnancy symptoms should not be underestimated and your doctor should be consulted immediately. Click here to learn more.

If your parent has been diagnosed with renal edema, here is what you need to know about the condition.

If you are suffering from edema, here is what you need to know about natural vitamin supplements that can aid in reducing swelling.

For women who are living with premenstrual edema, here is what you need to know about the health complications.

When living with varicose veins, edema is a health complication and here is what patients need to know about health risks.

If you are a man with complications associated with unresolved edema, there is a risk you could be suffering from this malnutrition complication.

Knee pain during pregnancy is often attributed to edema and here are some recommendations for managing this pain effectively.

Edema occurs when excess body fluids pools in the legs, ankles or feet. However, there is always an underlying health issue that creates the excessive amount of fluid and it could be life threatening.

Edema is a swelling of the extremeties that can have several possible causes. My article gives an overview on some of these.

Pregnancy often brings with it several different ailments that can be annoying, but not every pregnant woman may experience them. One of the more common ones is Edema, or swelling of the legs or ankles.

Explores the disease known as acute edema.

How does edema relate to back pain? We explore the possibilities in this article.

For children who suffer from a blunt head trauma, there is a risk for long term complications associated with swelling around the head known as cerebral edema.

For cardiac patients, the control over edema is important and often managed with the use of Edecrin

For women who suffer from edema associated with estrogen use, consider the use of prescription diuretic, Diuril

If you suffer from chronic low back pain, the use of opiods, such as methadone, may result in the development of peripheral edema and weight gain

Offering an overview of Diamox, the FDA approved drug to control fluid secretions and associated health complications from CHF to Mountain Sickness.

Pulmonary edema is a condition that is responsible for many heart problems. When it occurs it is a medical emergency.

Lymphedema is a type of cancer whose causes is mostly due to surgical procedures such as irradiation. Stories and research done on the subject create an informative description of the disease and its impact.

Foot pain is common among pregnant women especially in the second half of pregnancy. In most cases, the pain is preventable with a few fitness measures and dietary modifications.

Acquired angioedema, simply called welts or AAE is an allergic reaction to any number of things. While mild and treatable, the condition may become life threatening.

If you are a woman living with OHSS, here is what you need to know about thoracic drainage

For women who experience a rare complication in pregnancy, involving cardiac edema, the risk may be treated with Kalbitor, an FDA approved medication.

Malabsorption means impaired absorption of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract. Learn how to diagnose this condition.

For patients who suffer from venous insufficiency, there can be excruciating pain attributed to venous stasis disease.

What does water weight, seizures, and arthritic fingers have in common? Why its Vitamin B-6 of course.

Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is a serious form of heart disease, but how do you know if you have it? Are there telltale signs? Is surgery the only option?