I have swollen foot on my last trimester. It came a month ago. Not so big and it come and go. I have to go walking or hang and put some alcohol (or efficascent) when it does its thing. Alright, when it comes, I do it that way. And it's effective. This is a swollen foot because of pregnancy. As it says, one "pregnancy journey". My doctor or OB-GYN told me that most pregnant cannot escape of having and I am just one of them. Some have big ones and all of the feet. I am just thankful that it's just one of mine. I am mindful of what I eat anyway. :-) Good thing. :-)
What about you, do you also experience swollen foot?
And the best thing is, am all fine. Though as my doctor/OB-GYN told me that she's going to check my cervix and baby's weight on this prenatal day which did not happened, but it's fine, that is just minor. The important is my baby is all fine, safe and sound. Her heartbeat was 150 which is great. Along with the visit and that checking, I also asked about my dropping tummy, which I feel it goes down to which that is the normal process and that is what she wants to see. :-) About the Kegel exercise too, I was able to ask and she said, it does not matter to this time yet. She will going to ask me one week before my delivery date. And the third one (I rarely ask question because I have pamphlets and important books from her and from hospital which tells all about it) I asked was about I rarely feel her moving but maybe because I was asleep. And my doctor told me that I won't going to sleep if I cannot feel her moving in three times a day for at least ten times each. If my baby is sleeping, I have to wake her up by eating sweets or cold drinks to make sure or else I have to go to hospital and let her check (by heartbeat, doctor said) what's going on. So, that relieves me.
One thing I did not like lately (just minor) was the waiting of getting my another week of doctor's visit/ prenatal. It was quite a long wait of waiting, really! --- which in fact, it only takes a minute to get it done for me. The other preggo which came before me to talk to the front desk had a problem that's why I waited so long. It sucks but then, I just let it by (or maybe I was not used with it). :-)
When you become a mommy, you will hardly have time even to take breaks and pamper yourself, especially when you have just given birth and you have an infant to nurse every so often. Of course your newborn child is now the all and be all your life and you world seem to revolve around him and you have no questions or regrets in doing it.
Although it is but natural to think of our children first before our own, it is also a must to be able to have enough time to relax, unwind and pamper yourself, occasionally. This will be beneficial for both you and your child in the long run. Indulge in something that relax you and relieve your stress of taking care of your baby day in day out. Or try to do something you have always loved doing before the baby arrives, update your blog, or call your old playmates and resume playing with
Airsoft Gun during weekends. Browse through those online shops to update your arsenal or keep up with the latest trends in this type of leisure if you must.
Just try to do a little something that is all about you even once a week. You will thank yourself for it after a while. Trust me!
This tummy of mine is already 37 weeks and 5 days today. I can feel my tummy is going down. I can feel more of my tummy on upper leg than before. And I have a lot of contractions already. Contractions are just normal especially on this month that sooner the baby-in-my-tummy will soon come-out and see her real world. Smile. Yep. Time flies so fast huh! My journey being a mommy-to-be (for now) has not been an easy one (thankfully not also a hard one) but really a fulfilling though my baby is not yet here in my arms, soon enough she will be here.
Tomorrow I will be going for my OB-GYN or doctor's appointment. She told me that she will check the cervix aside from the normal checking of my urine, weight, blood pressure, baby's heart beat, size of my tummy and baby's weight. Probably she will try to check my baby's height. Last week, I was able to see her thru ultrasound and hopefully, I can also her in ultrasound by tomorrow. Ah, what a mommy's happiness! :-)
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