I didn’t have this problem thankfully.

I found keeping active (light activity like prenatal yoga) helped to keep the welling down. If only there was a cure for the dreaded sore pregnancy back

My feet were so sore with each pregnancy and ever since then each Summer they blow up like balloons and get sore. Ive seen the Doc about them several times and all they say i to put my feet up but if I did what they say I would never get anything done

Great info to know..thanks for sharing.

I had horrid swollen feet with my last two pregnancies. I’m dreading it again this time. Hopefully these tips will help.

Thanks for the tips – pity the medics don’t tell you these facts when you are pregnant.

I find staying on my feet all day and drinking water stops them from swelling. I only have swelling when I sit for a while like in the evenings watching tv.

My feet didn’t swell until I was in labour – and then boy did they swell!! They were huge!! But went down fairly quickly after I gave birth (a few days)

I struggled to wear my shoes when pregnant due to swollen feet. I always thought it was fluid retention and nothing too serious, unless other things cropped up to accompany them

I had terribly swollen feet and calves when pregnant with my twins. Nothing seemed to help me, but these are good tips as a place to start.?

I know a Mum who had swollen ankles and feet. At the same time she developed cramps in her legs. She rested part of the time and walked for short walks each day as she had other toddlers to keep amused. When they had their afternoon sleep for a couple of hours. She went to bed with her feet and legs raised by pillows

I had swollen feet during my last month of pregnancy. The point to continue drinking is really important.

Fortunately I didn’t have swollen feet during pregnancy, but this is useful information for women who are going through this.

This would have been useful to know.