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im sad :( quick question

I had to take my wedding ring and engagement ring off cause my fingers are pretty swollen! Kinda of upset about that but anyways


After I have the baby will my fingers go back to the normal size or should I just get the rings resized?
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My fingers are also swelling. I can't wear my wedding set either & I HATE it. Lol I  can't wait to put them back on.
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Fingers should go back. I can't wear mine either even though it doesnt look my fingers have gotten any bigger.
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I know your feet grow from swelling and they stay a bit bigger after you have your baby. I'm not too sure about your fingers
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I'm in the same boat :( my hubby picked out a beautiful set for me and I couldn't wear them like 3 weeks after I found out!  Except I have huge fingers (I wear a size 9.5 normally) so I feel weird about wearing them as a necklace...
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They'll go back to normal - it's just temporary edema and happens to pretty much everyone. Just put them on a secure simple necklace and wear them like dog tags - that's what I did with my first and what I'm sure I'll have to do again.
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Does your doctor know your hands are swelling up? Make sure you let them know. I would wait til after baby to find out so you don't resize then need to do it again. Wear them on a necklace until then?
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