Oedema (Edema) | Capillary Exchange, Causes, and Pathophysiology

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Thank you for explaining so well. I'm a nurse and a lot of people ask why they have edema, nice to know pathophysiology of the whole process too 👍

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I didn't understand what the lecturer taught us but this video has made me completely understand edema

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Thank you, Dr Mike! Thank you for providing the necessary information explaining how edema works and it’s paramount importance for understanding so we can properly teach our patients, students, and colleagues. You have a special gift and I would have loved to have known you many years ago so I could have used it during my career.

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ANOTHER BEST MD LECTURE I HAVE EVER EVER WATCHED ABOUT EDEMA...A PLUS...

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Very thorough (and easy to understand) explanations of edema. Great presentation!

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I can easily understand the way you explains things, and I'm a nursing student. Thanks Dr Mike

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This is incredible lesson Dr Mike I understood the edema and it's pathophysiology. Thank you for such a Lesson

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Thankyou so much sir...i tried very hard reading so many books on oedema but i didn't got the concept clear....this video was absolutely superbbb...i understood it very well.... thankyou sooo much sir..

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Great video! Easy explanation by expert. My mother suffers from edema. Thanks.

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This is the best video I've watched on oedema ✊

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Great explaining, thank you, Please talk about the axillary, neck, head and breast lymphnodes, I hope to do that soon, Thanks again for your effort .

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Thank you. I now realize that Edema is seriously complicated, and hard to explain, without more testing. My doctor's only recommendation is to walk more and wear support hose. This all happened within a week or two. What I really need is a time machine. Meanwhile I am in constant pain from my legs and feet.

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[@RespectTheReef]

Ive got a challenge for you!! I have pitting edema in my legs (mid shins and ankles). I’m a healthy person. I don’t have high body fat. I have visible abs. I run 15-20 miles a week. (Newish to running consistently) although all my jobs have required me to be in good running shape. but I’ve been lifting weights and running stairs for years. I’m a firefighter and was in the military before that. In the fire service we get hooked up to a treadmill every year to see if our heart is healthy (no abnormalities), I do have low BUN and high creatinine levels but I’m 6’7 260lbs and carry a lot of muscle so the break down of muscle causes the elevated level. No proteins in my urinalysis. I’ve got an ultrasound and MRI with dye done and my kidneys look normal. Out of all those reasons you stated I don’t really fall into those categories… or at least I dont think so due to blood work. I also have normal blood pressure. Sometimes it creeps to 140/70 but usually 120-130/65-75 If it was my heart you would think I’d have trouble breathing while running. I donate blood to keep my blood levels in range. I eat a healthy diet. I might consume too much sodium but is that really going to cause pitting edema? I’m not looking for medical advice and I do have doctor appointments scheduled. So any information you give me I WILL NOT take that as medical advice. I’m just curious on your thoughts. I will of course go to my doctor’s appointments and listen to them. I’m in the medical field as an EMT (barely the medical field lol) and work with paramedics. but I’ve only seen pitting edema with CHF and in extremely overweight individuals in poor health. So it baffles me that I’m experiencing this. Any thoughts would be appreciated. It’s a 2 year old video but hopefully you still see this. ❤ thank you! 🙏

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