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I am 48 years old. Having diabetes for about 7 years. Both of my foot are swelling. Createnine and urea under control. Kidney functions normally. Taking about 5 liters of water every day. What is the best way to treat. Out of 1000ml capacity of my urinary bladder I can pass only 400ml still about 600 ml remain as residual urine. No pain or sensation of residual urine. What to do?
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You have not clarified if your diabetes is under control or not. There are many other reasons for swelling feet. Like liver disease and heart failure and many more. So exact reason has to be diagnosed. Urine retention can be due to prostate enlargement. Swelling feet may even be due to some medicines.
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