what is the cause of swelling feet and face,and what is the treatment for it?.?
105578
There are many things that could cause this.\n\nYou shouldn't be asking here. See your doctor!
46546
First see a doctor and find out what the problem is.  To help soak your feet in warm water...invest in a foot bath that vibrates.  Then put on some snug warm socks.
227591
Your body is retaining water for some reason. Are you pregnant? It's not just the ankles that swell when you develop toxemia. See your doctor.\n\nIt is also possible that you are allergic to something. What's new or different about your bed or bedroom? \n\nor\n\nYou had a case of the blues last night and cried yourself to sleep. Try applying a face cloth dipped in water as hot as you can stand it for awhile, than immediately switch to a cold water one. Alternate these for a few minutes and the swelling should go down.\n\nor\n\nWe're doing your homework for you here. Smart girl, if that's the case!
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you need to see the doctor.\nMeanwhile, raise your feet as much as you can when sitting, and in bed put a pillow underneath them. Move your feet as often as possible in little circles from the ankles. All these things help the drainage. \nYour feet are swelling due to the blood pressure and your circulation being ineffiecient, it isn't too serious but your doctor may give you a diuretic which will make you pee more, as your blood pressure could be affecting your kidneys.\nIf you are overweight you need to think about diet and exercise as they can help the oedema (fluid),  reduce salt and fat in your food. Drink low sodium water.\nGood luck, hope this helps.
322495
increase Ur water intake so that the blood and everything flows freely....u could have deep vein thrombosis which is clotted veins in the feet that do not let circulation of the blood pass through efficiently enough
483297
It's caused by too much salt. Large salt intake causes fluid retention, giving that swollen/puffy/fat look. This is caused by the salt/water balance in the body. Drink some extra water and it will go away once your kidneys do their job.
204286
Please tell me more about your general health through the form on this weblink http://www.jentleearthhealing.com/medherb.html and I will try to help you out.\n\nI suspect it is from a build up of toxins that can present as calcium build up in the bottom of the foot. Reflexology is great for remedying this but I will not know if this is the case till I talk to you further.\n\nCraig - Naturopath
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There are a number of conditions which may cause this aside from diabetes- Swelling and inflammation of the blood vessels, either surface (phlebitis) or deep (deep vein thrombosis) can cause swelling.  Hormonal changes may cause water retention which can collect in the legs, low blood pressure can cause blood pooling, and high blood pressure can cause edema.  Diabetes tends to exacerbate each of these conditions-in addition, it can cause nephritis, resulting in water retention, and it is associated with many vascular problems.  It isn't likely to be due to neuropathy because you have no pain or numbness in the limb.
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Unless you are diabetic, I reckon you have athletes foot. There is a new cream that's just come out that tackles it in just one application but I can't remember the name of it. There are a lot of different treatments that you can get from your pharmacy & they don't cost too much.
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If it is getting worse, a return visit to the doctor is in order, and you should ask him for more effective pain medication.  Meanwhile, JUST as a relief measure while you wait to see the doctor, keep your leg elevated to relieve the swelling and pressure, and wear soft slippers to minimize the pain.
634357
could be athelete's foot, a fungal infection.  could just be dry skin.  you can pick up remedies for both at a drug store.
998977
There are lots of reasons people get swelling in their feet, most commonly because of heart conditions that lead to a weak heart that is not able to pump blood out of your legs, so you end up with pooling blood in your viens (venous stasis). But that does not happen quickly. If this is something that happened with in a short period of time, I would guess that it is an allergic reaction to something. Being that it is in both feet, it's obviously not a bite on one foot. Could be something you ate or walked in. I would elevate your feet for a while and see if the swelling goes down. If not, then talk to your doctor. If it gets worse, or you see any visual changes in your legs like streaking or redness, go to an urgent care.
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Edema is an observable swelling from fluid accumulation in certain body tissues. Edema most commonly occurs in the feet and legs, where it also is referred to as peripheral edema. The swelling is the result of the accumulation of excess fluid under the skin in the spaces within the tissues that are outside of the blood vessels. These spaces are known as interstitial spaces or compartments. Most of the body's fluids that are found outside of the cells are normally stored in two spaces; the blood vessels (where the fluids are called the blood volume) and the interstitial spaces (where the fluids are called the interstitial fluid). In various diseases, excess fluid can accumulate in either one or both of these compartments. \n\n\nPitting edema can be demonstrated by applying pressure to, for example, the skin of a swollen leg, by depressing the skin with a finger. If the pressing causes an indentation in the skin that persists for some time after the release of the pressure, the edema is referred to as pitting edema. Actually, any form of pressure, such as from the elastic part of socks, can induce the pitting of this edema.
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you have the same thing i have. its called peripheral neuropathy, my feet burns so bad its like walking on hot coals, i can take ice cubes and put them against my feet and i cannot even feel it. they want me to take lyrica and pamelor but no way. my advice to you is to see a neurologist. my feet swells up like you say. now mine has moved to other parts of my body face and hand jabbing pains in my feet. before you take that crap look it up on the internet if you dont know how i will do it for you. right now im taking neurontin, it helps me at night but not much. there is no known cure its from nerve damage. the pain you feel is nerve pain its not like ordinary pain. if you want more info feel free to email me.
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Are you in occupation that you stand alot?  You might want to go see you doctor just to make sure nothing bad may be going on.  A friend of mine also  had your same symptoms but she was always standing , and the shoes she was wearing did not give support to her arch on that foot.  The side swelled because that side of her body was compensating for lack of support on her other side.  Have your blood pressure checked and make sure you have steady blood flow in your legs, make sure it's not Deep Vein Thrombosis or a blood clot.\n\nGood luck\nHope this helps
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Naturally there is no "cure" for either.  I have found over-the-counter "Comtrex" to be the best.  Also, make sure to get plenty of rest and drink plenty of fluids.
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Drink lots of water, stay away from salt and put your feet up.\nIf it gets too bad see your Doctor. After all my test, my Doctor said I was fine just put your feet up!