Sentences with phrase «excess fluid caused»

This will help so its system doesn't have to work as hard as to get rid of excess fluid caused by high levels of sodium in the body.

Not exact matches

A body not in balance is the result of all of the humours not being in balance, and thus, the recommendation for Diaby is that he be purged of all excess Blood, Phlegm, Bile and other Expulsions from the Body until his body is back in balance, with express interest shown on the Fluids produced by the Liver, which is the Source of Life, and, if not in balance, the Cause of Bodily Disturbance.

Unfortunately, if you are given copious amounts during labor, this can cause you to have excess fluid in your body, sometimes leading to painful or troublesome engorgement.

an excess of amniotic fluid, which can cause pressure in the uterus, resulting in early contractions and birth

The excess fluid is caused by swelling of areas in the baby's abdomen, the stomach and the duodenum.

Excess fluids in the breasts, including milk, blood and tissue, cause engorgement.

Some experts suspect that an excess of TIGR could cause increased eye pressure by gumming up the space between the meshwork cells and blocking the normal outflow of fluid from the eye.

Cardiologists from Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton, writing in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, say the condition, which causes an excess collection of watery fluid in the lungs, is likely to become more common with the increase in participation in endurance sports.

DiNicolantonio adds that excess sugar causes fluid retention, which also drives up blood volume and pressure, far more than excess salt.

The researchers found that on average, low salt intake reduced excess extracellular fluid volume by 1 liter, lowered blood pressure by 10 / 4 mm Hg, and halved protein excretion in the urine, without causing significant side effects.

They end up stimulating the colon lining, causing it to put out excess fluid, and causing diarrhea.

Too much sodium in the diet can cause hypertension (high blood pressure) and can also cause the body to hold onto excess fluid.

Excess salt can cause bodily tissues to retain fluids.

A Few Words of Warning: Beets contain oxalates, which when consumed in excess can cause bodily fluids to crystallize.

Excess estrogen, for example, causes fluid retention, breast sensitivity and enlargement, and disordered mood.

In extreme cases, high cortisol levels can also cause excess fat and fluids to accumulate in the face — creating an effect similar to the swollen «moon face» seen in steroid overmedication.

The initial weight loss a lot of people experience is caused by your body removing most of its excess fluids.

Perhaps a better question is this: Can excess fluid intake be an aggravating factor rather than the cause of water and sodium imbalance?

To fight excess weight gain and even more pain, try these 6 circultion - boosting exercises you can do sitting down and consider cutting out salty foods which cause fluid retention.

Excess insulin causes retention of sodium, fluid retention, elevated blood pressure and congestive heart failure.

When the walls of blood vessels lose elasticity excess fluids and waste products, instead of being excreted, press towards the fat tissue where they attach to the fat cells, thus causing swelling and cellulite.

Bloating's a common but annoying symptom with many causes, says Patricia Raymond, M.D., a gastroenterologist in Chesapeake, VA. «You could be retaining fluids — especially right before that time of the month — or have excess gas because of something you ate, or you could be constipated,» Raymond notes.

In automatics: Low automatic transmission fluid (causing excess engine load from torque converter at low driving speeds) or failing torque converter.

Diuretics help move the excess fluid that the body is retaining and cause this fluid to be taken up by the kidneys and excreted as urine.

A diet low in salt is also very important, as excess salt causes water retention, worsening the fluid buildup that happens with heart failure.

Hydrocephalus literally means «water in the brain» and this congenital or acquired build - up of excess fluid in Lexi's brain was causing her lack of coordinated movement.

Over time, cartilage cells can die off and this process releases enzymes that cause inflammation and lead to excess joint fluid being released.

Administration of too many fluids in the face of poor heart function or poor kidney function can cause edema (excess fluid), to form in the lungs or in other body tissues.

When the kidney can not do its job properly, excess fluid and waste can back up in the body and cause serious illness that affects overall health necessitating the need for Social Security disability benefits.