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swollen fingers?

by docsaf, Oct 09, 2009 08:26AM
I am 25 weeks pregnant and had to take off my wedding and engagement rings because my knuckle is swollen and I was afraid that they would get stuck. Has this happened to anyone else? Do you know if they will go back to normal size after the baby is born? It feels so weird to not have the rings on my finger. I'm thinking of getting an inexpensive replacement band in the mean time.
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by Quinns momma, Oct 09, 2009 08:59AM
I had to do the same thing with my last pregnancy and will soon remove mine this pregnancy as well.  My fingers also swelled. Yes, mine went right back down to the normal size after the baby was born.

by adgal, Oct 09, 2009 10:29AM
So far I am ok there, it's my feet that are swollen!  I have thought the same thing though..maybe a fake band for when mine doesn't fit anymore.  I think many women wind up having to take off their rings.  

by BabyBlue07, Oct 09, 2009 06:28PM
Yes.. I have swollen hand as well.. it's normal.... my feet are swollen after long walk..

I might take off my ring eventually...

by nickswife, Oct 09, 2009 06:41PM
yep- i am 36 weeks and havent been able to wear my wedding rings for about 2 months. i look like a beast with these hands! LOL!

by mlb1234, Oct 09, 2009 09:28PM
I had tons of swelling with my dd!!!  I took off my rings in the late 2nd trimester too!  I had so much swelling I got carpal tunnel in both wrists at night and my feet ached by the end of the pregnancy.  It will go away after you deliver but it does take some time to get back to "normal" especially if you nurse.
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