Leg and ankle swelling is one of the most common discomforts experienced during pregnancy, especially in the second and third trimesters. While swelling, also called edema, is usually a normal ...

Preeclampsia-related swelling tends to be sudden and often occurs with other symptoms. In contrast, typical swelling in pregnancy tends to be gradual and usually only affects the legs and feet.

Popping ears? Sudden sideburns? Nipple spasms? Yep, that's weird — but also totally normal at the same time.

Are you feeling puffy? This can help. During pregnancy, often it’s not just your belly that’s swelling. You may find your feet, ankles, legs, fingers, face and lower back become swollen, particularly ...

You may experience several changes in your body during pregnancy. Thus, it can get difficult to differentiate between what is normal and what is an emergency. Swelling or oedema is one such common ...

Pregnancy can mean the swelling of, well, just about everything—feet and legs included. The thought of a tight-fitting sock may not spark joy, but the best pregnancy compression socks are easy to get ...

Swollen ankles during pregnancy are normal but they can be bothersome for many. The swelling starts getting worse as the delivery date comes near. It increases even more during the evening and hot ...

Let’s face it. Those swollen legs, ankles and feet make pregnancy really uncomfortable. And it seems like the summer heat and humidity only make it worse. I hear you, sister… and trust me, you’re not ...

Exhaustion, swollen limbs, aching back ... pregnancy can cause some pretty dramatic changes in a woman's body. But there's one change that has been gaining attention in recent years: “pregnancy nose.” ...

Pregnancy is supposed to come with nausea, exhaustion and aches, so when something feels off, it is easy for everyone in the ...