20K views · 1.3K reactions | “Pitting Edema: Know the Signs!  Swelling with temporary indentation (pit) when pressed, soft skin, and fluid displacement are all characteristics of pitting edema . Caused by fluid retention, poor circulation, and more, it’s essential to seek medical attention if you experience symptoms . Stay strong and proactive about your health!  - Dr. Ram, Physio” #edema #swelling #pain #travel #heart #problem | Dr.ramphysio | Facebook

Pitting Edema Explained . In this photo, I’m pressing my thumb into the lower leg of a patient recovering from knee surgery. Notice how the indentation stays for a few seconds before slowly filling back in — that’s called pitting edema. . Pitting edema is swelling caused by fluid buildup under the skin, often seen after surgery or when circulation is reduced. It’s common after a total knee replacement, especially if you’ve been sitting or standing for long periods. . The good news — movement, el

A form of swelling known as pitting edema occurs when there is an excessive retention of fluid in the lower limbs This usually results in an indentation or pit when pressure is applied to the affected area. 📷: @fullheartedpush #pittingedema #edema #medicine #doctorreacts | The Whiz Doc

912K views · 11K reactions | Pitting Edema and Your Liver #drericberg #liver #pittingedema #feet #health | Dr. Eric Berg | Facebook

Pitting edema grading is a must-know NCLEX assessment skill 🩺✅ As a nurse, never just document “edema present”—always grade it 1 to 4 based on depth (mm) and rebound time. This helps identify conditions like CHF, kidney disease, liver cirrhosis, and low albumin states. 📌 Quick Tip: 2–4–6–8 mm = 1 to 4 🔥 ✅ MCQ Time: Which grading shows 8 mm indentation and takes 2–5 minutes to rebound? A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4 👇 Comment your answer! #NCLEX #NCLEXRN #NursingStudent #NurseLife #nclexpass | The Nursi

8.3K views · 136 reactions | Effect Of Diuretics On Pitting Edema & Non Pitting Non-pitting edema is usually harder to treat than pitting edema. Pitting edema is often due to extra water, so it responds well to elevation and diuretics. Non-pitting edema, on the other hand, is usually caused by factors other than just fluid, which makes drainage more difficult. | Dr. Najeeb | Facebook