Swollen legs up to the knees
Swelling of both legs up to the knees, called bilateral lower limb oedema, indicates significant fluid retention. It may be pitting (leaves an indent when pressed) or non-pitting. This degree of swelling often points to systemic conditions affecting the heart, kidneys, or liver.
Conditions that commonly cause swollen legs up to the knees
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Common Causes of Swollen legs up to the knees
- Congestive heart failure
- Chronic kidney disease
- Liver cirrhosis
- Venous insufficiency
- Severe protein deficiency (nephrotic syndrome)
When to Seek Urgent Medical Care for Swollen legs up to the knees
These signs may indicate a serious problem — don't wait, seek medical care right away:
- Leg swelling with breathlessness
- Rapid onset swelling over days
- Swelling with reduced urine output
- Swelling with abdominal distension
- Skin becoming tight, shiny, or breaking down
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