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Rft Assessment of vitamin d3 b12 t3t4tsh mg crp cbc esr advisable Till than, Tab lacilacton one on alternate day for five tab.   Put your leg over three pillows at night. Not to hang legs during work  put legs on chair. Syr polybion lc syr10 ml after dinner. Tab Trinergic Lc one at night One month.

Do some routine testing like cbc,crp,esr,ecg,urinanalysis,ecg and then share results. After that you need to evaluate.

Test to be done  : cbc ,rft, urine routine, lft, sugar test Chest xray Usg abdomen Ecg Advice : reduce water intake Avoid salty food Elevate your leg while sleeping                   

Please share detailed medical history and your symptoms,  apart from water retention. Get cbc, urine microscopic,  thyroid profile,  blood sugar,  liver, kidney function tests,  echo and share results. Take salt restricted diet.

*Blood pressure and blood sugar check *Blood tests: CBP, KFT, LFT, TSH *Urine microscopy and ACR *ECG, CXR, Echocadiogram Will need medication like Lasix. If breathing problems see a doctor locally All the best. WWW.JGSR-HEALTH-EDUCATION.IN

At 60 years, sudden: • Leg swelling (water retention) • Facial puffiness • Low energy This should not be ignored. Common causes at this age include: 1️⃣ Kidney dysfunction 2️⃣ Heart-related fluid retention 3️⃣ Hypothyroidism 4️⃣ Low protein levels 5️⃣ Certain medications (BP medicines like amlodipine, steroids, etc.) If swelling appeared suddenly over days, especially in both legs and face, we must rule out systemic causes, not just simple edema. Important questions: • Is swelling in both legs? • Is it pitting (finger leaves dent)? • Any breathlessness? • Any reduced urine? • Any recent new medicine? Facial puffiness + low energy raises suspicion of thyroid or kidney issue.

Hello. Sudden swelling in legs and puffiness of the face with low energy at this age can sometimes be related to kidney issues, heart problems, thyroid imbalance, or fluid retention due to medications. It is important to evaluate the cause rather than only treating the swelling. Next steps: You should get some basic tests done such as kidney function test (KFT), urine routine test, thyroid profile (TSH), and blood pressure check. These tests help identify the cause of sudden water retention. Helpful tips: • Reduce excess salt intake for now • Keep legs slightly elevated while resting • Monitor if there is shortness of breath, reduced urine, or rapid increase in swelling Since sudden swelling needs proper evaluation, it would be better to consult a physician for examination and review of tests for accurate treatment. If you wish, you may consult online for further guidance after reviewing the reports.

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Dear Patient, Sudden swelling in the legs (water retention), facial puffiness, and low energy can occur due to several medical conditions such as kidney problems, heart issues, thyroid imbalance, liver disease, or certain medications. What you should do: • Monitor blood pressure • Reduce excess salt intake • Keep legs slightly elevated while resting • Avoid prolonged standing Important tests that may be required: • Kidney Function Test (KFT) • Liver Function Test (LFT) • Thyroid profile (TSH) • Urine routine examination • ECG / heart evaluation if needed Since the swelling has appeared suddenly, it is advisable to consult for proper evaluation and diagnosis. For detailed assessment and treatment guidance, you can text me on Practo.

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In older adults, this can occur due to conditions affecting the kidneys, heart, thyroid, or low protein levels. Since the swelling started suddenly, it is important to identify the underlying cause rather than treating the swelling alone.