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Always consult your healthcare provider before starting new treatments.
Maintain a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle to prevent recurring swelling.
Variations:
For pregnant women, regular foot elevation and comfortable footwear can help manage swelling.
Individuals with underlying health conditions like heart or kidney disease should follow specific medical advice for edema management.
Gentle foot massages can improve circulation and alleviate swelling.
FAQ:
Q: What are the common signs of swollen feet?
A: Signs include visible puffiness, tight or shiny skin, difficulty moving toes, and discomfort or aching.
Q: When should I see a doctor about swollen feet?
A: Seek medical advice if swelling is sudden, painful, accompanied by redness or warmth, or if you have other symptoms like shortness of breath.
Q: Can swollen feet be prevented?
A: Yes, by maintaining an active lifestyle, managing salt intake, staying hydrated, and wearing proper footwear and compression socks when needed.
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