👉 Inflated fluids, often referred to as "incurred fluid," are a medical term used to describe the accumulation of excess fluid in various parts of the body, typically due to an underlying condition that has caused increased vascular permeability or impaired lymphatic drainage. This fluid can accumulate in tissues, leading to swelling (edema), and is commonly observed in conditions such as heart failure, liver cirrhosis, kidney disease, and severe infections. The fluid is essentially the body's response to stress or damage, where normal fluid balance is disrupted, resulting in a buildup that can affect organ function and overall health.
