I'm 25 years old. For the last few years my feet have been swollen, the left one more. It's okay in the morning, but unfortunately during the day they swell more and more, in such heat as now, they hurt. I have done thousands of tests and the doctor has found that this is my charm. Could it be that they simply fluff for no reason? I heard it could be from the heart if it was possible. When I asked my doctor, he said without any tests that my heart was he althy (once during the ECG test, the doctor asked if my heart was always beating so slowly).
It's not from the heart. There would have to be a great deal of heart failure for the limbs to be swollen, and there would be symmetrical swelling. Most likely, the "swelling" is caused by venous insufficiency. I suggest you start taking diosmin preparations available at the pharmacy without a prescription.
Remember that our expert's answer is informative and will not replace a visit to the doctor.
Adam BrzozowskiHe is the head of the Invasive Cardiology Department at the Medicover Hospital. His additional skills include implantation and programming of pacemakers and invasive treatment of coronary artery disease (coronography).
More advice from this expert
High Heart Rate Attack [Expert Advice]Very low heart rate [Expert Advice]Heartbeat in the ear [Expert's tip]Heartbeat in the ear and pressure in the temples [Expert Advice]What to do if your heart beats irregularly? [Expert advice]Are burning and pain symptoms of neurosis? [Expert advice]Frequent heart pains [Expert Advice]Strong heartbeat at night [Expert Advice]Disturbing symptoms in a 29-year-old woman [Expert advice]Incorrect pressure [Expert Advice]A Restless Heart [Expert Advice]Low pressure - what to do? [Expert advice]Low pressure [Expert Advice]Swollen legs: has anything to do with the heart? [Expert advice]Pauses in the heartbeat [Expert Advice]Increased heart rate in a 21-year-old [Expert's advice]Heart - PVC treatment [Expert's advice]Heart? [Expert advice]Pressure drop [Expert Advice]Aortic murmur and pulmonary artery [Expert advice]Low pressure - what to do? [Expert advice]Poor circulation - please advice [Expert's advice]High heart rate and normal blood pressure [Expert Advice]chest pains and headaches [expert advice]atrial fibrillation [Expert Advice]stents [expert's advice]