Leg swelling in heart patients is a common symptom that often occurs due to heart pumping disorders. When the heart is not able to pump enough blood to the body, fluid accumulates in the legs and ankles and causes swelling, which is called "edema". In the following, we discuss the causes, symptoms and effective treatment methods for blood pumping in patients. Leg swelling in heart patients... This inefficiency leads to blood accumulation in the body. lower and as a result fluid retention in the tissues.. - Cardiac arrhythmia and leg swelling in heart patients - Atrial and ventricular septal defect - Drug side effects - Edema or fluid retention ### Heart failure is the most important cause of leg swelling in heart patients Leg swelling in heart patients is mainly caused by heart failure, in which the heart is unable to effectively pump blood into the veins and return it through the veins. This disorder causes blood to accumulate in the lower limbs, especially the legs and feet, and leads to swelling. leg swelling increases.... ### Cardiac arrhythmia and leg swelling in heart patients Cardiac arrhythmia is a condition in which the normal rhythm of the heart is disturbed and its beat is irregular. This heart disorder can lead to a decrease or increase in heart rate. One of the most common complications of cardiac arrhythmia is swelling in the legs. Cardiac arrhythmia can lead to blood clots in the legs, which can cause clots, swelling and pain. Another cause of leg swelling is a defect in the interventricular atrium wall. This congenital heart defect creates a hole in the wall that separates the upper and lower chambers of the heart. As a result, oxygenated and deoxygenated blood mixes together and affects the heart's function. birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy) and testosterone. Also, steroids and corticosteroids used to manage certain inflammatory or heart conditions may cause fluid retention and leg swelling as side effects.. Although these drugs are prescribed to control underlying diseases, it is necessary to be aware of these side effects and consult a doctor in case of #edema.. Edema or fluid retention is a common complication in heart patients that often occurs in the legs.. This phenomenon occurs when the heart is unable to pump blood effectively due to failure. Heart failure is not limited to the legs and even the abdomen, face, and different areas of the body.. Lungs... Fluid in the abdominal area occurs due to the large close connection of the inferior vena cava with the liver and increased pressure in this vein. Also, left ventricular failure of the heart can lead to the accumulation of fluid in the lungs and cause pulmonary edema. And some heart diseases are in patients.. It is a more serious problem and requires medical evaluation... - Edema is the accumulation of fluid in the body tissues. - It causes swelling in legs, stomach, face, back, lungs - The main cause in heart patients is heart failure - Heart failure reduces blood pumping and fluid leakage from vessels - Abdominal edema is caused by pressure on the inferior vein and its connection with the liver - Pulmonary edema is caused by left ventricular failure - Swelling may also be caused by non-cardiac diseases: standing for a long time, immobility, aging, other diseases... - Leg swelling in a heart patient is a warning sign and requires a medical examination.. When should you visit a specialized medical center? If the swelling is accompanied by symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, irregular heartbeat, or skin discoloration, go to the emergency room right away. Also, if you have a history of heart, kidney, or liver disease and your swelling is increasing, or if you are pregnant and experience severe and sudden swelling, see your doctor. Varis may order tests such as ultrasound, echocardiography, and blood tests.. The treatment of leg swelling depends on the underlying cause and may include medication, lifestyle changes, the use of varicose stockings, and in more severe cases, surgery. Notify your doctor of any sudden changes in weight or significant increase in swelling... - Reducing sodium intake helps reduce water retention in the body... This helps reduce pressure on the heart... - Regular use of medications prescribed by your doctor to control blood pressure, strengthen heart function and reduce fluid retention is very important... - Regular exercise and stress management can also play an effective role in improving heart function... It helps to reduce fluid accumulation... Varicose veins socks help to improve blood circulation and reduce swelling by putting pressure on the legs... If it is the chest, be sure to see a doctor and check the medical examination. Swelling and leg pain in people over 60 years of age often occur due to impaired venous circulation and reduced function of venous valves. With age, these valves weaken and lose their ability to direct blood to the heart. As a result, blood collects in the legs and causes swelling and a feeling of heaviness. Escalation slow... What is the cause of swelling of the right leg?.. - **Blood clot (deep vein thrombosis)** in the vein of the right leg - ** injury or trauma ** such as a sprain, fracture or muscle strain - **Infection** in the skin or soft tissue (such as cellulitis) - Varicose veins or venous insufficiency in the same leg - **Pressure on vessels or lymph**, for example, due to a tumor or enlarged glands - **Lymphatic obstruction** (eg due to surgery, infection or cancer) **Renal or heart failure** (may cause unilateral edema, but is often bilateral) - **Standing or sitting for a long time** Asymmetric - **accumulation of fluids after surgery or operation on the leg, pelvis or abdomen** Possible causes of left leg swelling - **Blood clot (DVT)** in the vein of the left leg - **Physical injuries** such as bruises, sprains or fractures - **soft tissue infection** such as cellulitis - **varicose veins or venous insufficiency** only in the left leg - **Pressure on veins or lymph** due to mass, enlarged glands or pregnancy - **lymphatic drainage disorder (lymphatic edema)** - **after hip, leg or abdominal surgery on the left side** - **Standing or sitting for a long time with more pressure on the left leg** summary Leg swelling as a common symptom of heart disease is caused by the inability of the heart to pump blood effectively. This disorder leads to the accumulation of fluid in the tissues of the leg and leads to swelling. Effective management of this condition includes treatment of the underlying heart disease, changes in lifestyle, and the use of medication. Cardiovascular health. It is important to note that leg swelling can be caused by a spectrum. is