An excessive accumulation of fluid in tissues or cells resulting in swelling.
Swelling caused by fluid held in the tissues
The swelling of soft tissues due to the accumulation of fluid.
an abnormal infiltration and excess accumulation of serious fluid in connective tissue
Swelling or puffiness caused by extra water in body tissues, especially seen in the skin (hands and feet or legs); caused by too much fluid in the tissues.
Infiltration of tissue with fluid; sign of restitution/ healing phase
The buildup of excess fluid within the tissues.
accumulation of excess watery fluid in cells, tissues or serous cavities.
An accumulation of interstitial fluid in abnormally large amounts.
demonstrable accumulation of excessive fluid in body tissues; often refers to fluid in the skin or lungs (pulmonary edema).
Fluid accumulation in the tissues usually due to excessive pressure in the blood vessels.
Condition where body tissues contain an excessive amount of fluid.
The Condition"...It is thought to be a problem of leakage of blood fluids from capillaries into fat and skin tissue especially when gravity (standing up) is added to the pressure in the vascular system..."
the accumulation of fluid under the skin, giving it a puffy appearance. In the fetus, it is often measured in the skin of the neck: the skin fold in the back of the neck (the nuchal fold) is then thickened.
an accumulation of fluids within the body's tissues.
the abnormal and excess accumulation of fluids in body tissues.
The buildup of too much fluid in body tissues. Swollen ankles are a common sign of edema.
extra fluid in the body tissues. One example of edema may be swollen ankles.
An excess accumulation of fluid in the cells and tissues.
accumulation of fluid within the extravascular compartment and interstitial tissues.
The Condition"...Sometimes the syndrome can occur in women with eating disorders who are taking diuretics or even laxatives in order to lose weight..." Recommendation Conventional Drug Use"...Sometimes a mild diuretic will help reduce fluid retention but can worsen the edema of idiopathic cyclic edema..."
Retention of excessive amounts of fluid in body tissues, often "seen" as swollen legs, feet, and hands.
Excessive accumulation of water in the tissues.
Fluid accumulating in body tissues.
Increased intercellular fluid in tissues. In pulmonary edema, there is increased fluid in lung tissues.
The abnormal collection of fluid within tissues.
An abnormal buildup of fluid in body tissue.
build-up of excessive amounts of fluid in tissue, most noticeably in ankles and hands. Although uncommon, some people with ulcerative colitis experience edema.
Presence of increased amounts of fluid within the extracellular compartment.
Collection or pooling of fluids in the interstitial tissues
The build up of excess fluid within the tissues, such as in ankles, legs, arms, and abdomen.
presence or accumulation of an excess of fluid in the intercellular or subcutaneous tissue beneath the skin.
This term refers to abnormal accumulation of fluids within tissues.
swelling caused by excess fluid in cells or tissues.
abnormal collection of fluid in body tissues.
excess fluid in tissues, dropsy
abnormal accumulation of fluid in regions of the body.
Swelling or inflammation caused by fluid buildup. Frequently occurs in the legs and ankles of people with venous insufficiency.
Swelling caused by accumulation of fluid in a tissue.
Collection of fluid in the tissue causing swelling.
Abnormal fluid accumulation (swelling). In heart failure, edema occurs because pressure builds up in veins, causing fluid to leak into surrounding tissue. Commonly seen in the lungs or extremities.
swelling due to the build-up of fluid.
Water retention in the tissues that causes swelling.
swelling due to buildup of fluid.
swelling or accumulation of fluid in some part of the body
Control Methods and devices used to minimize persistent swelling in the hand or upper extremity.
The swelling or accumulation of fluid in a part of a body.
Swelling of the body tissues due to salt and water retention.
Swelling that occurs when fluid accumulates in the gingival tissues.
(oedema) -- abnormal collection of fluids beneath the skin.
Accumulation of fluid in the connective tissue; swelling.
An excessive accumulation of fluid generally in extracellular.
Swelling itself in the fine weave due to the accumulation of the liquid again to the external layer superior of skin again to the superior notch of epidermis that contains the axis of the hair, the gland sebaceous and the adjacent muscle again to the cover To small, remove-like the cavity for the secretion or the excreción.
Abnormal accumulation of fluids within tissues resulting in swelling.
A swelling of body tissues due to water or fluid accumulation in tissues.
collection of fluid in body tissue, swelling
an abnormal excess accumulation of fluid in a tissue.
Swelling due to the accumulation of fluid within the tissues.
Swelling or water retention.
Excess fluid in the tissues of the body; swollen ankles is a sign of edema.
The swelling of soft tissues as a result of excess fluid accumulation.
Swelling of tissues due to accumulation of excess fluid.
A watery swelling of parts of the body.
Swelling of body tissue due to an abnormal build-up of fluid.
Swelling caused by an excess of fluid accumulation.
Accumulation of abnormal quantities of fluid in spaces between the cells of the body. Edema can accumulate in almost any location in the body. Most common sites include the feet and ankles.
An excessive amount of fluid in the subcutaneous tissues.
Swelling due to an abnormally large amount of fluid in body tissue.
swelling due to accumulation of fluid in tissues.
Swelling; fluid is retained resulting in swollen tissues.
a condition in which body tissues contain an excessive amount of tissue fluid
Tissue swelling due to escape of watery fluid from the blood vessels
An excessive accumulation of fluid in the tissue spaces; commonly known as swelling.
An increased amount of fluid in the body tissue that results in swelling or puffiness, especially in the hands, feet and around the eyes.
A condition in which fluid fills a damaged joint area causing swelling; similar to the swelling of a sprained ankle or black eye.
The accumulation of fluid in damaged tissues, causing painful and dangerous swelling.
Swelling caused by excess fluid in body tissues.
swelling of tissue, usually caused by accumulation of excess fluids (i.e. water, blood); both the spaces between cells and cells themselves can become 'edematous'.
Swelling of the tissues due to oozing of the serum of blood from the vessels into the extravascular spaces.
An accumulation of excess fluid between cells, causing swelling of the involved area. Edema is most often seen in the lower legs, feet and around the eyes.
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Accumulation of fluid in the tissues or body cavities.
retention of excessive amounts of fluid by the body tissues.
Areas of the body that body tissues contain excessive fluid.
pathological infiltration and retention of fluid in a tissue of the body. In the skin, it is manifested by a painless swelling.
An abnormal swelling resulting from the excessive accumulation of watery fluid in interstitial spaces between cells in tissues of the body.
Accumulation of an excessive amount of watery fluid, which causes swelling.
Accumulation of fluid in organs and tissues of the body resulting in swelling.
Swelling from abnormally large amounts of fluids in the tissues.
Abnormal accumulation of fluid (also spelt oedema)
The accumulation of excess fluid in body tissues.
Swelling or bloating of the body due to accumulation of fluid/water in-between the body cells.
Swelling; an abnormal accumulation of fluid in part of the body.
swelling, begins two or three days after a cerebral insult. Only in the area that has been injured, however, as localized swelling can greatly increase pressure throughout the whole cranium, the functioning of the entire brain may be affected. Edema of the brain should begin to decrease by the beginning of the first week post-injury. As intracranial pressure returns to normal levels, any behavioral changes that were caused by the swelling rather than by the brain injury will disappear.
The swelling that results from excess accumulation of fluid in connective tissue or membrane-lined cavities of the body.
swelling due to abnormal fluid accumulation.
Swelling in tissue due to accumulation of fluid. back to top Outer layer of skin. back to top Indentation of epidermis containing hair shaft, sebaceous gland and adjacent muscle. A small, sac-like cavity for secretion or excretion.
Edema is when the tissue next to any part of an implanted device is swollen or full of fluid. It is normal for some swelling to occur in the healing period after surgery.
Swelling in body tissues due to excessive tissue fluid.
The accumulation of fluid in body tissues (swollen ankles).
Excessive amount of extra-cellular fluid in tissues (swelling).
Swelling; an abnormal buildup of fluid.
Tissue swelling due to excessive fluid.
Swelling, retention of fluid in interstitial spaces.
Swelling due to collection of fluid (within cells or tissues).
the presence of abnormally large amounts of fluid in the intercellular tissue
abnormally large amounts of fluid in the tissue that causes swelling or bloating
Swelling; most commonly present in legs and feet. Edema occurs when the body tissues contain an excessive amount of fluid (plasma), increasing skin sensitivity and risk of pressure sores.
Swelling caused by the excessive accumulation of fluid in body tissues
Another name for swelling.
a build up of fluids within tissues, cells, or body cavities (ascites is a build up of fluid primarily in the body cavity)
an abnormal infiltration and excess accumulation of serous fluid in body tissue or in a serous cavity, causing swelling; dropsy or hydrops
Swelling in the brain or elsewhere caused by the abnormal accumulation of fluid.
swelling that may occur in the ankles, feet or legs.
swelling as a result of fluid retention
swelling of body tissue caused by fluid leaking from blood vessels
swelling of parts of the body due to fluid retention
the swelling of tissues due to an accumulation of excess salt and water in the body.
The accumulation of abnormally large quantities of fluid in the intercellular tissue spaces (spaces between cells); pulmonary edema refers specifically to fluid buildup in the lungs.
the accumulation of fluid in parts of the body. Edema in the lower limbs causes swelling in the legs, ankles and/or feet and is referred to as peripheral edema. See also ascites.
Swelling in soft tissues, especially in face, hands, feet, and ankles. May be caused by drinking too much liquid between dialysis treatments or inadequate dialysis.
Abnormal accumulation of fluid in body tissues.
swelling caused by large amount of fluid in cells or tissues.
excess fluid in body tissues; swelling of the ankles, for example, is a sign of edema Back
swelling, water retention, puffiness.
an accumulation of fluid in the tissue which causes swelling.
Puffiness or swelling that is caused by fluid retention in the body tissue.
accumulation of fluid in tissue cells that results in swelling
A swelling, usually in the legs or feet, caused when the body tissues contain an excessive amount of fluid (plasma).
swelling, usually of the ankles.
Swelling due to excessive fluid in the body.
Swelling; an abnormal accumulation of fluid most often seen in the extremities or the face.
The accumulation of fluid in the body's tissues, which causes swelling, often of the hands and feet. Common during pregnancy due to extra blood production and pressure on the vena cava from the growing uterus, which slows circulation.
Abnormal amounts of fluid in the intercellular spaces, resulting in visible swelling.
accumulation of excessive bodily fluids, primarily in the feet, ankles, and hands.
is the swelling or puffiness caused by fluid collecting in the tissues.
swelling caused by too much fluid in the body.
Serous infiltration (resembling a serum) of sub-cutaneous tissue, resulting in diffuse swelling.
Accumulation of fluid, typically in the legs and ankles, which may result from heart failure or as a side effect of some calcium-channel blockers.
Swelling caused by fluid retention in the tissues of the body
An excessive accumulation of fluid within the tissue spaces.
An abnormal accumulation of clear watery fluid in the tissues.
Excess fluid in the body or a swelling in parts of the body
Accumulation of an excessive amount of fluid in cells, tissues or body cavities.
abnormally large amounts of fluid between the cells of body tissue.
Swelling, body tissues containing an excessive amount of tissue fluid.
Swelling of the Body tissues with fluid.
abnormal accumulation of fluid; for instance, corneal edema
abnormal amounts of water that has accumulated outside vessels into the spaces between cells in an organ.
Swelling of a body part caused by an abnormal buildup of fluids.
The swelling of a cell that results from the influx of large amounts of water or fluid into the cell.
An accumulation of excessive fluid in the tissue spaces of the body, resulting in abnormal physical appearance.
Swelling secondary to the accumulation of excessive fluids in the tissues; most commonly seen in the lower extremities; may leave a depression in the skin when pressed with the patient's or physician's thumb ("pitting"). Often seen as an early manifestation of too much salt in the circulation or with congestive heart failure (CHF).
a medical term for swelling
An excessive accumulation of fluid in tissue spaces or a body cavity.
Excessive fluid accumulation in the tissues.
A swelling of parts of the body because of fluid retention.
Accumulation of excessive amount of watery fluid in tissues.
an abnormal accumulation of interstitial fluid.
Edema is the term used to describe the presence of abnormally large amounts of fluid in a tissue or organ.
an abnormal accumulation of fluid in connective tissue causing puffy swelling.
An edema (or dropsy) is an excessive accumulation of fluid in the body tissues. The resultant swelling may be local, associated with an injury or inflammation, or general, as occurs in heart or kidney failure.
A condition of the eye where excessive fluid fills they eye and it constantly tears. Edema can also cause swelling.
A condition where fluid accumulates in spaces between cells, swelling tissues.
Swelling of a tissue due to excessive accumulation of fluid. Skin edema is common. Edema in the lung is called pulmonary edema and may interfere with lung function. Edema is treated with diuretics and restriction of the amounts of fluids administered.
An abnormal accumulation of fluids in connective tissue.
A buildup of fluids in the tissues of the body, such as the ankles or lungs.
abnormal accumulation of fluid in the cells especially just under the skin or in an organ such as the heart. Causes include allergy, disease, or injury.
Abnormal fluid accumulation in body tissues.
swelling caused by fluid accumulation in body tissues.
Swelling of the tissues (also spelled oedema)
Condition characterized by an excess of watery fluid collecting in the cavities or tissues of the body.
abnormally large amounts of fluid in the intercellular tissue spaces.
Tissue swelling caused by the accumulation of fluid.
dee-muh) - Swelling caused by excessive fluid in organs and tissues.
retaining excess fluid in the tissues. Patients with morbid obesity often have edema of the legs, which they experience as leg swelling. This is usually caused by abdominal pressure that impairs blood flow out of the legs, though in advanced (severe) cases the swelling might also be caused by heart failure.
Swelling due to an excess of water.
the buildup of excess fluid in the spaces surrounding body cells.
Excess fluid in body tissues; i.e., swelling of the ankles.
Swelling due to excess fluid in the tissue.
Abnormal accumulation of clear, watery fluid in body tissue.
The Condition"...Idiopathic Cyclic Edema This is one subtype primarily occurring in young menstruating women in which large amounts of tissue swelling occurs in the legs and abdomen after sitting or standing, and swelling of the face and eyelids upon lying down..." Relationship to Cirrhosis of the Liver"When the liver loses its ability to make the protein albumin, water accumulates in the legs and abdomen..." Recommendation Therapeutic Fasting"Fasting promotes the drying up of abnormal fluid accumulations, such as edema in the ankles and legs and swelling in the abdomen..."
The swelling of body tissue due to excess water.
Swelling that occurs when the body tissue contains more fluid than normal
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A local or generalized condition in which body tissues contain an excess amount of tissue fluids.
A local or generalized condition in which the body tissues contain an excess of fluid.
is an abnormal swelling of tissue due to fluid buildup.
Too much fluid leaves your blood vessels or too little leaves your tissues (swelling)
Swelling of tissue due to fluid retention.
Swelling caused by abnormal fluid buildup.
Excessive accumulation of fluid in the body tissues (e.g. swollen ankles).
Tissue fluid causing swelling.
Swelling due to accumulation of fluids in the tissues.
Swelling due to excessive fluids in cells.
Swelling of the udder or teats caused by the accumulation of fluid below the skin.
(eh-dee-mah): The build up of watery fluids in cells, tissues, or other parts of the body.
Chronic swelling of a body part.
build-up of fluid in the tissues, causing swelling.
Swelling caused by leakage of fluid from the bloodstream into the surrounding fluid.
Fluid retained by the body that causes swelling and puffiness.
Swelling caused by the accumulation of fluids in tissues.
Retention of fluid in the tissues that results in swelling.
Swelling caused by excessive fluid in the body
A collection of fluid in the tissues which causes swelling.
an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the cavities and intercellular spaces of the body.
abnormal accumulation of excess fluid in the intercellular tissue spaces. Commonly seen as swelling of the feet and ankles.
swelling resulting from an excessive of fluid in tissues of the body in any location.
large amounts of fluid in subcutaneous tissues
A buildup of fluid in cells or tissues that produces swelling, often in the lower legs and feet.
Swelling caused by the accumulation of fluid in part of the body.
A local or generalized condition due to the build-up of excessive amounts of extra-cellular fluid and characterized by swelling
The presence of an abnormally high amount of fluid in the tisues.
The swelling of body tissues resulting from fluid retention.
Accumulation of excess fluid in interstitial space.
A swelling or puffiness of some part of the body such as the ankles. Water or other body fluids collect in the cells and cause the swelling.
Swelling of soft tissues as a result of excess water retention.
The Condition"...This leads to varicose veins and build up of fluid..."
The accumulation of fluid in a part of the body.
Swelling, retention of fluid in body tissues.
swelling caused by excess fluid in the body.
Relationship to Aspartame Side-Effects"Angioedema or swelling of the eyelids, lips, hands or feet are listed as possible reactions to aspartame..."
Swelling or puffiness of a bodily tissue. Vocal fold tissues with edema usually produce a hoarse-sounding voice.
The Condition"... Congestive heart failure due to decreased pumping action of the heart muscle causes fluid buildup in the lungs and other parts of the body..."