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Coffeypot87

18 weeks and only one foot is swollan. Is this normal? Any tricks to get it to go down?

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niqua123

I have the same problem.. I soak my feet mostly everyday in Luke warm water..also have my fiance give me foot massages... :)

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KTowne

You didn't do anything to it? If not I would definitely mention it to your doctor asap, I can't imagine that being normal, and it might be a circulation problem.

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