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My Feet and legs are really swollen and it hurts to walk. Anyone else have this issue?
Swelling in the feet and legs can be a common issue for people with lupus. Here are some potential causes and management tips based on the knowledge base:
Causes
- Lupus Flares: Swelling can occur during lupus flare-ups due to inflammation and fluid retention
- Prednisone: This medication, commonly used to treat lupus, Show Full Answer
I drink apple cider vinegar in a glass of water daily. About a tablespoon of ACV. It stopped the swelling in my feet, ankles, legs and hands by the next morning. It was so painful. Putting my feet up while I slept helped some. Now I don't need to do that. It's uncomfortable. Now, I can stand for longer periods of time. I didn't want the doctors to put me on another pill. So, I go natural when I can.
when my legs swell and hurt im usually in a flare up i drink a lot of water and cut sodium out until its better sodium is a key factor to flare ups im on a 4%sodium intake at ea meal and i eat salt free foods i hope this helps and u get some relief ur in my prayers
I get swelling in my legs, feet and ankles. I use compression socks but I also have a prescription for a diuretic when I need it. I try to get up every half hour to hour and walk around and it helps.
I was diagnosed with Neuropathy, burning, itching, extreme pain and swelling
thought it was MS. On 1200 mg gabapentin
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