swelling feet

[Guest guest]

Will,

Try putting pillows under your knees while you sleep/or if you sleep on

your side, put pillows between your knees. You also may want to try

elevating your feet. Could very well have been the result of your very

long walk, though. Take those walks, but don't over do it. The Celexa

shouldn't be doing anything, but if mixed with certain other

medications can cause high blood pressure. Try elevating your feet and

legs when you sleep and see if that helps, and cut down on the very

long walks just to see if this helps. Ask your doc about the Celexa and

blood pressure if you're taking other medication.

My feet just get hot and swell, especially if I have been on them a

long time and haven't changed shoes or gone barefoot. This happened to

me one day in London, sightseeing rather fast, I walked 10 miles and my

feet were screaming the next day. With 2 days of rest and pacing my

activities, I was then OK.

Gretchen

[Guest guest]

Heavens Yes, my feet swell at night. Especially when I have been on them to

much. So when I sit I try to elevate them a bit. At night when they swell

after I go to bed it was very uncomfortable. So the end of my bed was proped up

a few inches with wood blocks and they really was much better. The swelling

seemed to cease.

Elaine

[Guest guest]

Hi, Jackie,

Thank you, will check it out.

Maddalena

As far as I can tell, there aren't any specific articles in the files about

swelling feet.

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