Swollen feet are just one of the many joys of pregnancy. But you may be able to reduce swelling in your feet by increasing your potassium intake (hello, bananas), drinking more water, and ...

Any woman who’s been pregnant before will probably agree: Pregnancy is hard on your feet. A recent article published in the Journal of Perinatal Medicine highlights prevalent foot and ankle ...

Struggling with swollen, itchy or painful feet during pregnancy? A podiatrist explains how hormonal and physical changes during pregnancy can affect the feet, and how to deal with them.

Here’s why a pregnant woman’s feet swell Hormones Her body holds more water than usual during pregnancy because more hormones ...

It stated that if you had purchased a pair of sneakers and your feet changed size due to pregnancy, you could get a new pair. The policy was a remarkable public acknowledgement of an issue ...

Pregnancy isn’t known to be particularly comfortable. Your feet swell, your belly may feel heavy and come week 30—you’ll likely just feel ready. While there are certain aspects of discomfort ...

Under normal circumstances, I’d take an expert’s advice and switch my sneakers during pregnancy to accommodate swelling feet, however, these have magically and conveniently stretched ...

"The increased blood volume and circulation during pregnancy can affect nail growth and texture, and in some cases, the extra weight and pressure on the feet may lead to trauma that could cause ...

Swollen feet are just one of the many joys of pregnancy. But you may be able to reduce swelling in your feet by increasing your potassium intake (hello, bananas), drinking more water, and ...

Swelling is an unpleasant but common part of pregnancy. When fluid builds up in areas like your legs, ankles, feet, face, and hands, it's called edema. You may notice this more during your third ...