The image associated with this topic points toward the feet, and swelling in the lower legs is indeed one symptom that can occur with heart failure.
When the heart is not pumping effectively, fluid can accumulate in tissues.
This may cause swelling, known medically as edema.
It often appears in:
Feet
Ankles
Lower legs
Sometimes the abdomen
Shoes may suddenly feel tighter.
Socks may leave deeper marks around the ankles.
The legs may look puffier toward the end of the day.
However, swollen feet do not automatically mean that the heart is failing.
Other causes include:
Standing for long periods
Hot weather
Certain medications
Venous circulation problems
Kidney disease
Liver disease
Pregnancy
Injury
Inflammation
Other medical conditions
The pattern matters.
Swelling that is new, persistent, worsening, or accompanied by shortness of breath or rapid weight gain deserves medical attention.
them extremely tired
They need more rest than usual
They feel weak without an obvious explanation
The heart supplies oxygen-rich blood to the body’s tissues.
