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Q: Can Pregnancy Cause Stinky Feet?

asked by: alwellborn on September 17th, 2005

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I have a two year old and am currently five weeks pregnant after trying for almost a year. Anyway, I just tonight noticed that my feet have started to stink! While i've forgotten a lot of things from my first pregnancy, I distinctly remember buying a pair of flip-flops that stunk really badly. Oddly enough, though, they quit smelling after I gave birth. So here I am again. Anyone know if there's any credit to this as a "symptom"? Just wondering.

-alison

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replied on September 17th, 2005

Experienced User

Congratulations, Smelly !!!!!!!

Perspiration increases with pregnancy, so I guess extra stinky feet (or generaly stinkyiness) would go hand in hand with that!!!!!!

My first is 2 as well, well, two and a half really, i'm 33 weeks with the 2nd now, it's a nice gap- I think anyway. I'm glad we waited 'till she was two before trying again.

She's toilet trained, and old enough to reason with, by the time her sister is born, hopefully, she'll be even more grown up. We are teaching her to be a little helper.
Actually- tonight will be her first night in a "big girl" bed.
It's good she'll be old enough to enjoy "big girl" things when the baby is born, and hopefully she'll think being a baby is very broing, and not be too jealous.
We can only hope.

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