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I was 17weeks and i had an abortion and now my feet are swollen?
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AB at 17 weeks: Swollen feet following a 17 week termination of pregnancy may be due to inactivity recovering from the difficult procedure at 17 weeks, or the IV fluids usually given during such terminations. This should resolve with normal activities soon, but if it persists, see your gyn surgeon for an exam.
Answered 1/4/2018
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