What Is the Main Causes of Edema?
Key Takeaways
This Swelling (Edema) Is the Result of Excess Fluid in Your Tissues — Often Caused by Congestive Heart Failure or Blockage in a Leg Vein. Signs of Edema Include: Swelling or Puffiness of the Tissue Directly Under Your Skin, Especially in Your Legs or Arms. Stretched or Shiny Skin.
Direct Answer • Key Takeaway
This Swelling (Edema) Is the Result of Excess Fluid in Your Tissues — Often Caused by Congestive Heart Failure or Blockage in a Leg Vein. Signs of Edema Include: Swelling or Puffiness of the Tissue Directly Under Your Skin, Especially in Your Legs or Arms. Stretched or Shiny Skin.
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What Are the Four Main Causes of Edema Quizlet?
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What Foods Are Bad for Edema?
Avoid Refined Foods, Such as White Breads, Pastas, and Sugar. Eat Fewer Red Meats and More Lean Meats, Cold-Water Fish, Tofu (Soy, If No Allergy), or Beans for Protein. Use Healthy Cooking Oils, Such as Olive Oil.
What Causes Edema and What Can Be Done About It?
Some Drugs, Such as Medications That You Are Taking for Your Blood Pressure or to Control Pain, May Cause or Worsen Edema. an Allergic Reaction, Severe Inflammation, Burns, Trauma, Clot (S), or Poor Nutrition Can Also Cause Edema.
