After surgery, what is the cause of edema in the lower limbs

Hello; , according to your description, it is not clear how you are physique? If the liver and kidney function tests are normal, consider the edema caused by local thrombosis, but I have not seen your specific performance, some opinions on the Internet can not communicate with you face-to-face, I hope you can send your details to our experts to analyze and discuss how you should **, how to use medicine, so that ** is more targeted.

Hello, I didn't say what surgery was, generally speaking, postoperative edema is not uncommon, and the common causes are:

1. When the patient's blood pressure is unstable during major surgery, a large amount of fluid is added during the operation, which causes edema.

2. Surgical blood loss is large, hypoproteinemia, colloidal osmotic pressure decreases, causing edema.

3. Patients who have been bedridden for a long time after surgery and cannot eat will have edema after a large amount of fluid.

4. Abnormal kidney function or heart function, causing edema.

And so on and so forth...

This is due to Staphylococcus aureus infection and the fact that the effusion itself has not been eliminated.

Don't worry about this situation, observe the changes in the wound, don't worry if it's not very serious, pay attention to hygiene, you can live normally 2 weeks after the surgery and stitches, it is recommended that you go to Beijing Emma for consultation, technically it is still very professional.

If it is right heart insufficiency, it should be edema of both lower limbs at the same time, poor appetite, etc.

The left calf is always swollen and swollen, and it is highly suspected that the saphenous vein of the left lower limb was taken when bypassing. If so, swelling of the lower extremities is normal after surgery and will gradually disappear as collateral circulation is established.

**The method is to elevate the left lower limb, such as putting a pillow under the left calf when sleeping, to speed up the return of venous blood. Usually pay attention to minimize walking and reduce the time of lower limb sagging. Diuretic medications may be taken.

If it is not the saphenous vein of the left lower limb that is taken during the bypass, it is best to see a doctor if other diseases are not ruled out.

Both fractures and surgery can cause local tissue damage and partial capillary destruction, and surgery can also cause edema of the subcutaneous tissue in the surgical field, which takes time to recover. Before recovery, venous return of the lower limbs will definitely be affected, and leg swelling is inevitable. You don't have to worry, as long as the surgery** indicates that the surgery was successful, you just need to wait and recover.

It is recommended that you elevate your lower limbs more and soak your feet in warm water every day to reduce the symptoms of leg swelling.

It may be caused by less movement, water accumulation, and poor blood circulation after surgery. Give her more leg touches and walks.

The best thing to do is to see a doctor.

This was also the case with my mother, but it was eliminated later, don't worry. If it doesn't go away after 3 months after surgery, you will need to go to the hospital.

It will be fine after a long time.

1.If it is caused by blood clots, it will be accompanied by changes in skin color and skin temperature, and color ultrasound of the lower limbs can confirm the diagnosis.

2.Postoperative hypoproteinemia can also cause edema.

3.Poor heart function can also occur as well.

4.Post-operative stress can also cause localized swelling around the surgical area.

It probably doesn't depend on what you do, but if you don't recuperate well after surgery, you probably will.