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Im 35 weeks pregnant and experiencing swelling on my feet suddenly that wont go away. i know some swelling is normal but ive been experiencing feet numbing as well. is it normal?
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Speak to your doctor. If your blood pressure is high see a doctor ASAP. Sometimes foot swelling is not a concern in pregnancy
Answered 3/29/2021
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