Swelling in feet after getting up from chair - #22628

Are you referring to giddiness??

How is your blood pressure?? Do you have any past illness?? Have you recently checked your thyroid?? How us bowel/ bladder habit is?? Is digestion/ appetite good? Swelling in feet might be due to various reasons. Need to see along with swelling, weight gain. Any other associated symptoms are present or not. So it’s better to go for routine investigations, CBC RFT LFT thyroid profile ultrasound abdomen, and pelvis So we can evaluate properly and can start treatment accordingly

Go for KFT & THYROID PROFILE

Yes you need to do KFT Also other test a Dr will recommend after seeing you Meanwhile you can take Gokshuradi guggul 2-0-0 after food with water Avoid excess salt in your diet Sleep time raise your leg by keeping a pillow under feet

Swelling in body there are some resions 1-thyroidism 2-elivated CRITININE level 3-some allergic reactions 4- venous issues/inflammation

So confirmation of diagnosis

Please do investigation

Thyroid profile KFT Serum ige antibody test CRP quantitative test

HELLO KAVI, SYMPTOMS LIKE SWELLING IN FEET AFTER SITTING ON A CHAIR, UNEXPLAINED WEIGHT GAIN OF 10 KG IN 1 YEARS AND IS IT GIDDINESS OR GRITTINESS IN EYES- CAN YOU PLEASE CLEAR BY TEXTING HERE ?

POSSIBLE CAUSES OF SWELLING MIGHTT BE 1. KIDNEY FUNCTION ISSUE- CKD - IT CAN LEAD TO FLUID RETENTION 2. HYPOTHYROIDISM- CAUSE PUFFINESS, WEIGHT GAIN AND FATIGUE 3. CARDIAC CAUSES- RIGHT-SIDED HEART ISUES LEADS TO EDEMA ESPECIALLY AFTER SITTING 4. LIVER PROBLEM- HYYPOALBUMINEAEMIA CAN CAUSE SWELLING 5. SEDENTRY LIFESTYLE- LEADS TO WEIGHT GAIN

IF IT IS GRITTINESS IN EYES THEN THAT CAN BE DUE TO AGE RELATED

AND IF GIDDINESS THEN IT CAN BE DUE TO BLOOD PRESSURE, IRON DEFICIENCY AND ABOVE CAUSES

INVESTIGATIONS I RECOMMEND YOU TO DO - 1) KFT- KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST 2) URINE ROUTINE , ALBUMIN/CREAT RATIO 3) THYROID PROFILE 4) LIVER FUNCTION TEST 5) CBC 6) 2D. ECHO AND ECG- MUST 7) FASTING BLOOD SUGAR AND HbA1c

first diagnosis is important so please do as early as possible and get treatment accordingly

you can begin light movement after every 30 min of sit-ing limit salt intake and junk check urine output is it normal?

safe medications you can start- lasunadi vati- 2 tab after food twice daily gokshuradi guggulu- 2 tab twice daily after food punanarnavadi kasha- 15 ml twice daily after food with water

sahachardi taila - for external application- reduce swelling

but first go for investigations and kindly clear weather it is grittiness. or giddiness

thank you hope this might be helpful

Hello Kavi

UR CONCERN

Grittiness after waking up for few seconds ,U have Swelling in feet after sitting long on Chair ,1 yr 10 kg weight Gain

PROBABLE CAUSES FOR THESE SYMPTOMS

• Renal Dysfunctions/ Chronic Kidneys Diseases • Liver Issues Hypoproteinemia Anemia • Cardiac Issues - Cardiomegaly Hypertension LVH • Thyroid Issues causing water retention • Electrolytes Imablance • Deep Vein Thrombosis • Vericose Veins

U MUST UNDERGO TESTS BEFOR TAKING ANY MAJOR TREATMENT

DIAGNOSIS IS MUST BE REQUIRED FOR UR PROBLEMS

TESTS - CBC Urine Routine Microscopy Peripheral Smear FBS HbA1c TSh Electrolytes Ure a Uric Acid Creatinine LFT ECC Echo Doppler

PROVISION AYURVEDIC TREATMENT TILL U DO TEST

• Tab.Gokshuradi Guggulu 2 -0- 2 After Foos • Syrup.Pumarnavadi Kadh ( Baidyanth Pharma) 20 ml -0- 20 ml After Food • Tab.Vrikkadodhahar Vati ( Patanjali Pharma) 1 -0- 1 After Food • Avoid Suddenly standing up • Salt Oil Diet Restrictions • Avoid Climbing stairs Height • Visit Ur Physician and Strat investigation

REGARDS

Dr Arun Desai

God Bless You 😊🙏 Get Well Soon 😊

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A sensation of grittiness upon waking up and swelling in feet after sitting might be worth investigating further. It sounds like you’re dealing with some fluid retention, which is taking place in the body. In Ayurveda, such an imbalance could be linked to issues with Kapha dosha, which governs water balance, and acts like a mediator in the body’s structure. It would be wise to consider ruling out any underlying conditions, including kidney function concerns, especially if there’s fluid retention and significant weight gain like in your case.

You should indeed check your kidney function. This can be done through blood tests, urine analysis, or other assessments advised by a healthcare professional. It will help to determine if there is any connection between the kidney function and the symptoms you’re experiencing.

From an Ayurvedic perspective, working on balancing Kapha is ann essential step. You might want to reduce your intake of salty, heavy, and oily foods, which can exacerbate Kapha imbalances. Emphasize foods that are light, dry, and warm such as barley and millets, which help in reducing excess water retention. Regular exercise can also be beneficial, focus on activities that invigorate the body and help circulation, like brisk walking or light jogging.

It’s also helpful to add spices like ginger, black pepper, and cinnamon to food, these aid in maintaining digestive fire and can prevent Kapha accumulation. Drinking warm water with lemon or a pinch of ginger in the early morning can help stimulate your agni, which is essential for metabolism.

However, if the swelling and grittiness persist or you notice other worrying symptoms, do prioritize reaching out to a healthcare provider to ensure there isn’t a more immediate underlying issue. It’s crucial in cases where symptoms could indicate more severe health issues to take action swiftly. Avoid delaying in reaching out for further diagnosis via conventional medical testing to give you peace of mind and ensure safety.