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Step 1
Prop up your feet whenever you can and avoid crossing your legs or ankle. This could reduce circulation in your legs. Propping your feet will reduce swollen feet.
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Step 2
Stretch your legs often if you find you've been sitting for a long time.
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Step 3
Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Try to avoid foods that have a lot of salt because this will increase your fluid retention.
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Step 4
Prevent leg cramps by exercising the muscles gently by rotating your ankles to the left and right. If you get a leg cramp, walk it out.
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Step 5
Wear comfortable and supportive shoes that fit well or over-the-counter arch supports. Extra weight from pregnancy require extra support for the feet. Wear running shoes for everyday walking or exercise.
















Comments
athome said
on 6/11/2009 Thanks for the article on easing foot pain while pregnant. 5*
jull14 said
on 6/8/2009 Wonderful information, this is very helpful for many women.
joycetmann said
on 6/8/2009 Great tips on easing foot pain while pregnant. thanks.5*