Tag: Joint swelling

According to a study published in the *International Journal of Epidemiology*, vitamin D deficiency is clearly linked to increased inflammation in the body. While not a direct cause, this systemic inflammation, along with potential muscle and bone issues, can be an underlying factor that contributes to foot swelling, known as edema.

According to MSD Manuals, most Baker's cysts form as a result of underlying knee problems that increase synovial fluid, such as arthritis, indicating a connection to inflammation. While diet alone cannot cure a Baker's cyst, avoiding certain pro-inflammatory foods may help mitigate symptoms like pain and swelling associated with the condition.

According to a study published in the *Open Access Macedonian Journal of Medical Sciences*, cold cabbage leaves applied as a compress significantly reduced breast engorgement in postpartum mothers. This traditional remedy is celebrated for its natural, soothing properties, extending beyond just breastfeeding discomfort.

According to a 2022 review, vitamin D deficiency can cause joint pain and swelling. For those asking, 'Does vitamin D make your ankles swell?', the relationship is complex and influenced by the amount of vitamin D in your system—from insufficient levels that cause bone-related issues to toxic levels causing fluid retention.