Is there any relationship between swollen feet and kidneys?

Our kidney function is very important to us. Everyone has two kidneys in their body, but both are indispensable. If we have kidney failure, our feet will swell, and our walking will be affected to a certain extent. Moreover, most of the swelling of feet is related to the kidneys and is easy to cause edema. So is there any relationship between swelling of feet and kidneys?

General and long-term use of certain medications for high blood pressure, heart disease, liver disease. Idiopathic edema is caused by prolonged standing posture. If there is kidney disease, edema usually starts to appear in the eyelid area. It is recommended that you visit the Nephrology Department for further consultation and have a renal function and urine routine test for symptomatic treatment.

Swollen feet are often seen in patients with local trauma, lower limb blood circulation disorders, gout, heart failure, and severe renal insufficiency. Mild nephritis often presents with eyelid edema, low back pain and fatigue, etc., which can be diagnosed through laboratory tests. It is recommended that you see a nephrologist for examination to rule out the possibility of kidney disease, check local x-ray to rule out fractures, and use sodium methoxide and uric acid to rule out gout. You need to receive treatment targeting the cause, take good care of yourself, and reduce activity.

This situation may be caused by general fatigue, poor heart function, poor kidney function, etc. Further examination and treatment are recommended.

In this case, it is generally considered that the possibility of kidney disease is not high, and the possibility of lower limb vascular disease, heart disease, etc. is high.

Swollen feet are closely related to the kidneys. Generally, patients with nephritis or more serious nephrotic syndrome will have edema. However, this edema is usually systemic. Edema will form because the water in the body cannot be eliminated in time. If the swelling of the feet is related to the kidneys, then it is more serious.

There is another one that is related to the heart. High blood pressure can cause headaches, so you can pay attention to it. If the headache is caused by neuralgia, it may be a head wind, that is, a migraine.