5. Swelling in ankles, feet, and hands
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Kidneys that aren’t functioning right don’t drain excess fluid from the body. This increases salt retention, resulting in swelling in your ankles, feet, and hands. Lower-body swelling can also indicate heart and liver illness and leg vein problems.
Warning: Taking medicine, lowering your salt intake, and eliminating extra fluid from your body can all help to reduce edema. If it does not work, you will require more therapy.