Medically reviewed by Katrina Carter, DPT Causes of swollen feet and ankles include standing for long periods, excess salt intake, and pregnancy. Swelling of the feet and ankles can also indicate ...

Swollen ankles, medically termed oedema, can be a sign of fatty liver disease or heart failure - here's what to look out for and when to seek medical advice ...

Swollen ankles may seem like a minor discomfort, but they can sometimes indicate underlying health problems that need immediate attention. If you’ve noticed swelling in your ankles, you might be ...

Swollen ankles can indicate heart failure. It occurs when the heart struggles to pump blood effectively. Fluid buildup in lower legs causes this swelling. Other symptoms include breathlessness and ...

A symptom affecting the ankles could indicate two life-threatening conditions. This warning sign may suggest fatty liver disease or heart failure. The concerning symptom to monitor is ankle swelling, ...

A: There are a number of reasons for swollen ankles but, from what you described, you have what is called edema. This is as an abnormally large amount of fluid collected in the spaces between the ...

The two most common causes of leg and ankle swelling are (1) prolonged standing or sitting, especially in hot weather; and (2) weakness of tiny valves inside the veins of the legs.

One sign of cirrhosis is swelling in the legs and ankles, plus the feet and abdomen. The NHS explains: "If cirrhosis (the most advanced stage) develops, you can get more severe symptoms, such as ...