King Charles III’s fingers have captured users of social networking sites in the past period, especially after he appeared widely after taking over the throne of Great Britain, succeeding his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
King Charles III also appears to have inherited his mother’s concern for her health problems. Elizabeth’s health has always been a subject of interest in the British press, but now attention has been drawn to the new king and his curiously bulging shape aroused curiosity and concern in parallel.
Swollen fingers are something the king struggled with for years, even jokingly calling them “sausage fingers” in 2012 during a tour of Australia after a long journey.
Causes of King Charles’s Swollen Fingers
And the British doctor, Gareth Ney, revealed to the Daily Star the possible health conditions the new King Charles III may suffer from, saying: There are many health conditions that cause swelling, including water retention or aging.
The doctor said: Edema is a condition in which the body begins to retain fluid in the extremities, usually in the legs and ankles and also in the fingers, which leads to swelling and, in general, women are more likely to suffer from edema than men because the female hormone, progesterone, improves this condition.
Older people can get it if they sit for long periods of time, and this was filmed King Charles Swollen hands and feet several times after long periods of flying or traveling to hot countries.
Another reason for this swelling is arthritis, a common condition in people in their 60s, in which the fingers usually become stiff, sore, and swollen, and although medications can help relieve the pain, the swelling may remain.
Other causes can be a high-salt diet or appear as side effects like some medications.
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