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I'm 36 weeks pregnant and i'm having some swelling in my hands and feet......what could that be?
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Pregnant: Normal swelling.If the swelling becomes worse see your ob.
Answered 9/4/2012
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Related: To your pregnancy and not uncommon. Do not worry. Though, anything you experience should always be mentioned on your next visit to the oby-gyn.
Answered 9/5/2012
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