Body Swelling: There may be a sudden swelling of the whole body or swelling of any one part of the body, especially the legs, knees or the whole body below the navel. During this the private part also swells. This problem can happen to anyone from teenage children to old people. The special thing is that usually with this problem, urine starts coming very foamy. Although it is not necessary that this should happen every time.
Why does swelling occur in the body?
There are different reasons for swelling in the body and creatinine is one of them. This is a special type of chemical compound, which remains inside the blood in the form of body waste, which is filtered by the kidney from the blood and taken out with urine. But when due to any reason the kidney is not able to filter creatinine, then its amount starts increasing inside the blood, due to which initially swelling starts appearing in the area around the eyes or only on the face after waking up. Which can later remain on any one part of the body or even permanent, until the treatment is started.
What are the symptoms of increased creatinine?
Apart from swelling on the body, there are other symptoms of increased creatinine…
- shortness of breath
- feeling tired all the time
- be upset often
- chest pain or heaviness
- These are common symptoms of creatinine. But there are many different reasons for increasing creatinine and depending on these reasons its symptoms also change. Learn here for what reasons what symptoms are seen when creatinine increases.
Increased creatinine due to kidney problems
- passing too little or too much urine
- swelling of knees and feet
- vomiting or nausea
- feeling very weak
- foamy urine
- increased blood pressure
Increased creatinine due to heart problem
- shortness of breath
- irregular heartbeat
- nausea and vomiting
- These include symptoms associated with kidney problems.
Increased creatinine due to diabetes
- increased thirst and frequent dry mouth
- feeling more hungry than before
- frequent urination
- Tingling in hands and feet
- blurring of vision
Increased creatinine due to urinary tract block
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