Im in my 7th month and my feet have become so swollen, by evening I cant even wear my chappals properly. Thoda scary lagta hai honestly. What did u all do to get some relief?
Arre yaar, oedema is such a pain, literally! My feet used to feel so heavy. Actually, my doc told me to drink more water, ironically, and keep my legs elevated. Walking a little bit also helps. But agar zyada ho raha hai, toh you should really consult your gynac, na?
Oedema? More like O-DREAM-A to have someone else deal with it! Seriously though, my feet were massive. I just put them up on the sofa whenever I could, which was not often, let's be real. And lots of water, even though it meant more pee breaks at night. #momlife
I had a lot of swelling too, mostly in my feet. What I did was just try to rest more, put my feet up, and my MIL used to give me a light massage sometimes. But you should definitely mention it to your gynac, just to be sure it's nothing to worry about. Don't take any medicine without asking them.
For swelling, try to avoid standing for long periods. Elevate your legs often, even when sitting. Hydration is key, drink plenty of water. Also, wear comfortable shoes and loose clothing. If it's sudden or severe, especially in your hands and face, do tell your gynac, as it can sometimes be a sign of something else.
Swelling can be tricky. My doctor told me to watch my sugar intake very carefully because of gestational diabetes, and also my salt. For oedema, try to avoid processed foods and excess salt, and stay hydrated. But definitely talk to your doctor about your specific diet.
Edema is quite common. For me, it was resting with elevated legs. Also, check with your doctor, some tests might be needed if it's too much, and those add to costs. So just be aware, and follow doc's advice for sure.
Ugh, oedema! Means my feet don't fit into my cute sandals anymore, what a tragedy! I tried to drink lots of water, and sometimes my MIL gave me some saunf water, which actually felt good. But mostly, I just craved chaat and hoped the swelling wouldn't get worse, lol.
This is actually something I've been reading about! I hear it's quite common in later pregnancy. Do you feel it more in your feet and ankles? I'm curious if there are any specific exercises or foods that really make a difference.
Haan yaar, same problem here! My feet are so swollen by evening, especially if I'm out or standing for long. Does anyone else get it in their hands too? I'm trying to drink more water, but it feels like it's not enough.
It's so easy to worry about every little thing during pregnancy, and swelling can definitely be concerning. Please know that it's quite common. Try to relax, put your feet up, and focus on gentle movements. But for your peace of mind, definitely discuss it with your gynac.
Oh god, oedema with twins was next level! My feet looked like balloons. What helped me was elevating my legs whenever possible, like propping them up with pillows. Also, staying hydrated is important, don't cut water just because you're swollen, that's counter-intuitive.
Nenu delivery ayyaaka kuda thoda swelling undindi, especially legs lo. Pregnancy lo aithe nenu feet ni takkuva place lo petti kurchine daanni. Night padukune mundu feet kinda pillows petukune daanni. But doctor ki compulsory ga cheppandi.
My pregnancy app always suggested keeping track of swelling! For oedema, gentle walking, elevating legs, and staying well-hydrated were the main tips. Also, check your diet, sometimes too much salt can make it worse. My app had some great articles on this, you should check yours too!
I can totally empathize, any discomfort during pregnancy is amplified, right? For oedema, try not to stand too long. Keep your feet up whenever you can, even when watching TV. And keep drinking water, it helps flush things out. If it's really bad, do tell your doctor.
