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Hip Spreading
Do you hips really spread when you become pregnant? IF so, how much? Is it permanent?
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PassionFlower09
My hips did spread. I'm lighter than my pre pregnancy weight but one size bigger because of my hips.
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So they say. I never noticed much. If my stomach had not swollen, I could have stayed in pre-pregnancy jeans most of my pregnancy. I'm now one size bigger, but I don't think it's the hips, I think it is still all in the front waist area.
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