My dad s leg suddenly became swollen. What should I do?

Have a history of hepatitis B, swollen legs, long-term alcohol consumption, In summary, strongly suspect liver cirrhosis, go to the hospital as soon as possible to check the liver, do a liver B ultrasound, draw blood to test liver function, I wish you a speed**.

Something is wrong with the heart, or kidneys! Seek medical attention as soon as possible to get a diagnosis!

When you go to the hospital to see a Chinese doctor, you must first find out the cause before you can use the symptomatic medication, and there are many reasons for leg swelling.

Should go to the hospital for a check-up, it's hard to tell what's going on.

edema, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination of the kidney and urinary system.

Leg swelling is edema and edema of the lower limbs, and there are many causes of it. 1. Renal edema. In acute nephritis, chronic nephritis or kidney disease, due to the decrease of renal blood flow, sodium and water retention, increased capillary permeability, and too much protein loss in the urine, it will cause the plasma colloidal osmotic pressure to decrease, so that the interstitial space has accumulated and caused edema.

2. Cardiogenic edema. When right heart failure occurs in various heart diseases, the venous pressure rises due to the inability of venous blood to return smoothly, and body fluid leaks into the interstitial space, causing edema. 3. Hepatic edema.

Factors such as liver destruction in cirrhosis, obstruction of portal venous return, increased portal venous pressure, and low plasma albumin in liver failure can cause edema. 4. Dystrophic edema. 5. Localized edema of the lower limbs.

It is mostly caused by the obstruction of the veins and lymphatic vessels of the lower limbs, resulting in the entry of body fluids into the interstitial space, and the embolic phlebitis, lymphangitis, filariasis, pelvic or lower limb tumors compress the veins.

It can be seen that there are many causes of leg swelling, which can be a symptom of systemic diseases or one of the symptoms of local diseases of the lower limbs.

Blood stasis in the lower limbs, metabolic toxins can not be excreted from the body, damage the venous valves and make the venous pressure too high, in the case of accumulation, the lower limbs are prone to swelling.

The most important thing is to relieve pressure on the lower limbs.

1.Avoid standing in place for long periods of time, you can walk intermittently to move the leg muscles (the calf musculature is called the second heart), return venous blood, and reduce the pressure on the legs; When sitting for long periods of time, changing the sitting position frequently or placing the lower legs horizontally can facilitate blood return; Reducing high-intensity physical activity can also reduce pressure on blood vessels in the legs.

2.Wearing medical decompression stockings can effectively prevent varicose veins and control the progression of the disease.

3.Avoid wearing clothes that are too girdle and belly, and shoes that are too high-heeled.

4.Take care to control your weight.

5.Prevent constipation.

6.Eat more fiber-rich foods and limit excessive salt intake.

It's not edema, it's not kidney problems, then see if it's varicose veins.

Poor blood biochemistry, look at albumin levels, and do you have any heart disease?

Does your dad have high blood pressure or something?

Sawing off. Solve the root problem at once, no.

It's a filial child! Let's take our dad to the hospital system for examination!

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Sinus bradycardia can occur in older people, especially if the heart rate is more than 50 minutes, and many cases are physiological. It is necessary to explain how many beats the heart rate has reached, and then combine it with other conditions to determine whether it is pathological sinus bradycardia. Patients with hypertension and sinus bradycardia should not only consider whether it is physiologic or whether it is combined with other diseases that can cause sinus bradycardia, such as common hypothyroidism or heart conduction system problems, but also pay special attention to whether they are taking drugs such as receptor blockers, which can slow down the heart rate while lowering blood pressure.

If you are suffering from other diseases at the same time, the effect of other drugs on the heart rate should also be taken into account. There is also the question of whether sinus bradycardia occurs occasionally or at certain times, such as during sleep, whether it is sinus bradycardia or persistent. There are many cases of edema in the lower legs, such as hypothyroidism, which can also be caused, and cardiac insufficiency, especially right heart insufficiency, which is more closely related to the heart.

People with high blood pressure generally take diuretics, and it is necessary to clarify whether they are taking diuretics, and if there is still swelling of the lower leg after use, it is more necessary to actively diagnose and treat them. Of course, some antihypertensive drugs, such as calcium channel blockers, can also have edema in the calf, especially in the front of the calf.

Suggestions: 1. Measure heart rate multiple times, perform electrocardiogram examination, and can perform 24 hours or more ambulatory electrocardiogram examination to understand the nature and degree of bradycardia. If it can be determined that it is physiological, it can be observed.

If it is pathological, it needs to be treated aggressively. 2. Determine whether you are taking drugs that affect heart rate such as receptor blockers, and if so, you need to decide whether you need to adjust the drugs according to the situation. 3. To determine whether there are other diseases, relevant examinations can be carried out to clarify, such as checking thyroid function.

If there is, it needs to be positive**. 4. Improve cardiac ultrasound to understand the structure and function of the heart. Coronary angiography or cardiac electrophysiology may be considered if necessary.

According to the above situation, I suggest that you go to the hospital to do a cardiac ultrasound and do a conglomerate electrogram, according to the results of the examination of the exudate, the doctor gave you the advice to carry out **, with your feet high and your head low.