Water retention—also called edema or fluid retention—occurs when fluid buildup becomes trapped in the body's tissues, causing swelling. This can result in heaviness or puffiness in areas such as the ...

If you notice that your body is swelling at times, without a reasonable cause, it can simply be excess fluid due to a change in lifestyle or condition. Detecting the signs that your body is retaining ...

If you follow a healthy diet and get plenty of exercise but still regularly feel bloated and uncomfortable, you could be suffering from water retention. We speak to Healthspan Medical Director Dr ...

It isn’t always clear what causes water retention and contributing factors can include our diets, menstrual cycles and even genetics. However, it is often due to what we eat and drink, and how we move ...

It can lead to temporary weight gain, discomfort and bloating. While it is often harmless, persistent water retention can be an indicator of underlying health issues. In this column, we will explore ...

Swollen legs and ankles are more than just a temporary inconvenience-they're often signs of deeper imbalances in your body's fluid regulation system. Whether you're on your feet all day, spending long ...

Water retention is a type of swelling that occurs due to the abnormal fluid retention in the body. Water retention is medically termed as edema. Hands, arms, face, abdomen and lungs are commonly ...

Your legs and feet can reveal surprising clues about your health. From swelling to numbness, discover the silent symptoms you shouldn’t ignore and what they could mean.

Dear Dr. Roach: I am a female under 30 years old. For over a decade, I have been having severe health concerns. I am constantly retaining water and also have difficulty moving and completing simple ...

ANSWER: It is common to retain fluid after a salty meal. This can often be noticed due to tight rings on your fingers, socks ...