My feet are swollen soon.

It is normal for your feet to swell when you are about to give birth. During this period, you should pay attention to adjusting your body. When you sleep at night, you can raise your feet appropriately and avoid standing for long periods of time, so as to help the local blood flow back better.

The feet may swell severely when you are about to give birth. This is mainly because the growing uterus in the late pregnancy will cause compression on the veins in the abdominal cavity, which will affect the blood return. The blood return will be blocked and cause edema in the legs. This is a common symptom in the late pregnancy, which mainly occurs in pregnant women with gestational diabetes or who are overweight. If there are no other discomfort symptoms, there is no need to worry too much. Pregnant women should pay attention to adjusting their bodies during this period. They should not stand for long periods of time when sleeping. They can put some material under their feet to raise their feet appropriately, which can accelerate local blood circulation and relieve foot edema to a certain extent.

After entering the late stage of pregnancy, pregnant women should pay attention to observing their bodies and keep abreast of fetal heart rate and fetal movement. They should also control their blood pressure to avoid high blood pressure, which can cause gestational hypertension. During this period, you should control your diet and try not to eat foods with high water content. You should also avoid drinking too much water before going to bed at night to prevent edema from worsening.