Treatment of interstitial edema depends on addressing the underlying cause. Common approaches include:
Diuretics: Medications that increase urine output to reduce fluid volume. Management of underlying conditions: Treating heart failure, hypoalbuminemia, or other causative conditions can alleviate edema. Compression therapy: Use of compression garments or devices to promote fluid reabsorption and drainage. Anti-inflammatory medications: To reduce capillary permeability in cases of inflammation-induced edema.
