Overview Overview Hypervolemia is caused by an increase in the body's total sodium and fluid volume. Risk factors include heart failure, kidney failure, liver scarring and some kidney disorders.
Overview Hypervolemia is caused by an increase in the body's total sodium and fluid volume. Risk factors include heart failure, kidney failure, liver scarring and some kidney disorders.
Symptoms Symptoms Hypervolemia symptoms can include swelling of the feet, ankles, wrist or face. Cramps, headaches, bloating of the stomach and shortness of breath also can occur.
Symptoms Hypervolemia symptoms can include swelling of the feet, ankles, wrist or face. Cramps, headaches, bloating of the stomach and shortness of breath also can occur.
Treatments Treatments With hypervolemia, the underlying cause of the condition is treated. Medicines that rid the body of sodium and water, called diuretics, may be given. A procedure to remove extra fluid is sometimes needed.
Treatments With hypervolemia, the underlying cause of the condition is treated. Medicines that rid the body of sodium and water, called diuretics, may be given. A procedure to remove extra fluid is sometimes needed.