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I am 9 weeks pregnant, my feet are swollen. is it normal to happen so early in pregnancy?
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Edema: This may not be signify any serious complication of your pregnancy, but it should be evaluated by your obstetrician. If it's only edema of the feet, it can be from increased blood flow in the pelvis during pregnancy. However generalized edema would be serious. Your obstetrician will check your blood pressure, urine for evidence of kidney disease, blood tests for liver and kidney function, thyroid
Answered 3/25/2022
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