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My Hip To The Bottom Of My Feet Keep Swelling.
Question: my hip to the bottom of my feet keep swelling. I've tried everything to stop it. it's been like this for a week. what could be going on.
Brief Answer:
Please follow up with additional details
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
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I have gone through your question and the attached image.
However, please follow up with the following additional details so that I can guide you precisely.
- Please provide your age
- Did the swelling start suddenly or progressing slowly?
- Any variation in the occurrence of swelling depending on the time of day?
- Are you experiencing any shortness of breath?
- Any history of previous heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, or other relevant issues including peripheral vascular disease?
- Are you currently on any medications? If so, please provide a list of medications.
- Any pain in the legs? Both chronic and acute
- Recent history of fever? any redness of legs?
- Any recent travel or prolonged immobility?
- Detail any other concerning symptoms, if any.
Awaiting,
Dr.Lekshmi Rita Venugopal
Please follow up with additional details
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thank you for trusting us with your health question...
I have gone through your question and the attached image.
However, please follow up with the following additional details so that I can guide you precisely.
- Please provide your age
- Did the swelling start suddenly or progressing slowly?
- Any variation in the occurrence of swelling depending on the time of day?
- Are you experiencing any shortness of breath?
- Any history of previous heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, or other relevant issues including peripheral vascular disease?
- Are you currently on any medications? If so, please provide a list of medications.
- Any pain in the legs? Both chronic and acute
- Recent history of fever? any redness of legs?
- Any recent travel or prolonged immobility?
- Detail any other concerning symptoms, if any.
Awaiting,
Dr.Lekshmi Rita Venugopal
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Dr. Arnab Banerjee
I'm 33 in half years old. the swelling came on suddenly. it does hurt in left and hip and feet. all day long it swells. no fever. I have hypertension. I had diabetes in the past. I take gabapentin 400mg 3 times a day, losartan 50 mg 1 time a day, omeprazole 40 mg one time a day, seroquel 500 mg at bed time, singular 10 mg one time a day, zyrtec 10 mp 1 time a day, Prazosin 2 mg at bedtime flonase two sprays albuterol inhaler.
Brief Answer:
Pedal edema possibly due to medication side effects
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thank you for following up with the additional details.
Given your medication history, several of the medications like Prazosin and Seroquel you are taking can cause edema/swelling of the leg or feet.
The pain you are experiencing could occur due to the edema.
However, I would recommend undergoing Xray hip and spine to rule out any bone/joint pathology as well.
Detailed physical examination to assess cardiac status, blood pressure, peripheral arterial, and venous status is also required at this point.
So please be advised to follow up with your primary care provider for a detailed evaluation.
Meanwhile, keep your feet elevated whenever possible to reduce the leg swelling.
Regards
Dr.Lekshmi Rita Venugopal
Pedal edema possibly due to medication side effects
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thank you for following up with the additional details.
Given your medication history, several of the medications like Prazosin and Seroquel you are taking can cause edema/swelling of the leg or feet.
The pain you are experiencing could occur due to the edema.
However, I would recommend undergoing Xray hip and spine to rule out any bone/joint pathology as well.
Detailed physical examination to assess cardiac status, blood pressure, peripheral arterial, and venous status is also required at this point.
So please be advised to follow up with your primary care provider for a detailed evaluation.
Meanwhile, keep your feet elevated whenever possible to reduce the leg swelling.
Regards
Dr.Lekshmi Rita Venugopal
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Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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