Swollen ankles can indicate high blood pressure and heart disease. This was stated by experts of the organization Blood Pressure UK, according to the TV channel "360". High blood pressure puts an increased strain on the blood vessels and organs in a person. "If you have swelling of the ankles, this may indicate the risk of not only high blood pressure, but also heart failure," - said in the material. High blood pressure puts an increased strain on the heart. Over time, this can lead to decreased blood circulation and hypertrophy of the heart muscle. "This allows fluid to build up in your ankles, leading to swelling," the British experts explained. In some cases, swelling of the ankles may indicate that other vital organs are not working very well either. For example, kidneys or liver. Doctors believe that for good heart function, you need to increase your intake of green vegetables. At the same time, it is better to refuse bread and some cereals.
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