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swelling again

Good morning ladies! So, today is my due date! :) yesterday evening, my ankles & feet doubled in size, and my legs started to swell. My fingers a little bit along with my face, and deicded to go to bed and if I was still swollen this morning, I'd call my doc. Well when I woke up, my feet, ankles and legs look the same if not even more swollen. But my face isn't and my fingers are just a tiny tiny bit. I googled it and it said the swelling should go away at night....
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I would call the L&D nurse and tell her what's going on,  they would probably have you go in asap to be checked for preeclmpsia
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It has been high the past three weeks, but it had gone down as of.last Tuesday, so my doctor didn't say anymore about it. I still can't get hold of my doc, so I'm going to try again here in a Lil. Ugh.
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Let us know what the doc says. Have u checked ur blood pressure?
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Thanks, I haven't swollen at all this pregnancy till about Thursday so I called my doctor and couldn't get thru. im waiting a few more minutes & I'll call them back.
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Swelling anywhere can be a sign of preeclampsia, especially if it's something that is out of the normal for you, a call to your doctor would be best, or you can talk with the nurse there, if they're concerned they'll have you come in! Good luck!
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