why do my hands and feet swell ehwni eat milk?
535358
Maybe you're allergic to dairy!
179987
They might lack iron or calcium eating healthy makes you fitt, you should eat a lot of vitamins and drink a lot of milk. get healthy fast
715893
It is one of the symptoms of diabetes, or you could be getting dehydrated more than ususal. Next doctor visit have them check you out.
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This is a very specific complaint that needs to be worked up.  I disagree with the idea that dehydration or changes in the "way your salivary glands work" are the cause. I also disagree that tears can cause a salty taste.  If you produce excess tears, they run down your face...only the slow steady amount of tears normally produced collect and empty into the nose, and this quantity doesn't change.\n\nAlthough the more serious problems are unlikely, they are a BIG DEAL if you don't get them taken care of right away.  SO, there are a few possibles:\n\n1) As mentioned, postnasal drip can cause a subtle salty taste, but this is usually associated with allergy or upper respiratory infection symptoms.  If you have no other symptoms, I would not put my eggs in this basket.\n\n2) A leakage of cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF) through the upper sinuses or the area of the nerves that sense smell (the cribriform plate).  There are a number of neurological conditions that can cause such a leak.  Most importantly, do you have headaches made worse by standing?\n\n3) a medication or dietary reaction are also possible.\n\nMost importantly, you should see your doctor and try to get in to see a specialist if this doesn't resolve in the next week.  This is more urgent if you are having headaches.
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my daughter has those...that is usually a aign of an allergy to something. hers was a milk allergy. when she stopped drinking milk they went away.
676774
The milk you are drinking is breast milk.
425376
that happens to me as well, but with ice cream, it's a reaction to sugar, the sugar gets into the blood stream, blood get's thicker and thats the itchy sensation..but i dont know how old are you but if i was you, i will be taking less sugar and more water, at least reduce 1/2% of whatever sugar you are eating or drinking
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you might be lactose intolerant
915105
my mom used to drink buttermilk a lot when she had a cold sore..  but butter milk is gross!
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drink lots of milk =]
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a friend of mine has the same problem, they tell me they use some kind of a sea salt rub on their hands and feet and really relieves some of the symptoms.\n\ntry the link below
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A doctor referred nutritionist told me that there is something in the soy milk helps stabilizes the female hormones to stop hot flashes, keeps hair from falling out and slows wrinkling of skin. Cow's milk causes excessive mucus and congestion and many times has excess antibiotics and hormones that can cause bad reactions with in your system. Some adults and children are allergic to cow's milk or have lactose intolerance. Few people are allergic to Soy products.
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I had the same thing. I'm about your age. Have you had any milk or dairy products lately? when that happened to me...about 2 weeks ago  -  I went to the doctor immediatly and I was told that I am mildly lactose intolerant.
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Sounds like an allergic reaction (soaps, perfume, plants, chemicals, etc) or an autoimmune disorder (lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, etc).  Could also be poor circulation from the cold temperatures.\nIf you suspect allergies, avoid harsh chemicals, work in the garden with gloves on, don't use any new soaps, fabric softeners, perfume right now.  You can try a hydrocortisone cream.\nIf that doesn't work, or you suspect autoimmune disorder, (does it run in your family), see a DR.
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if you can, wear more comfortable shoes - also those insoles will help with your balance and circulation, also cut back on salt products a bit and maintain balanced light meals, fast foods tend to add hidden salt and diet pop's. if it continues, might want to go to a Dr to check for low iron etc as this will also cause swelling. After getting home, after being on your feet all day, soak them in hot water and then raise them up and allow the natural healing happen, it will make you also feel better and also another method is to lay down on your left side instead of right side.\nbest wishes to you -
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do you drink enough water \ncould be dehydration\nyou body may be telling you you are thirsty\nare you eating more processed foods or junk food\ncheck the labels they have an incredible amount of sodium in them\ndo you have a cld or sinus infection that can change the taste of food\nare you taking any new medications that may change the taste of foods
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many runners tend to increase salt intake which leads to swelling. I don't know about the ankles, but if your fingers swell, you need to raise your hands up when you run instead of letting them hang loose.