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what is water retantion​

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Answered by ItzArmyGirl347
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Water retention or fluid retention (oedema) occurs when excess fluid builds up within the body. This can cause swelling, which often occurs in the feet, ankles and legs. You might also notice swelling in the hands - perhaps meaning that rings no longer fit.

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Answered by Yugant1913
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Answer:

Fluid retention may be a symptom of serious underlying conditions, including: kidney disease – such as nephrotic syndrome and acute glomerulonephritis. heart failure – if the heart does not pump effectively, the body compensates in various ways. it starts to retain fluid and increase the volume of blood.

Seeking medical care

  • Are short of breath
  • Feel chest pain
  • Don't urinate much or often
  • Have abdominal swelling

Make an appointment to see a doctor if you

  • doctor if you
  • Are fatigued
  • Lose or gain weight
  • Develop a fever
  • Feel pain and stiffness in your joints
  • Have high blood pressure
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