No, it wasn't the weight. If it was, I would have had cankles through most of the pregnancy. It was a water weight thing, like Asguard mentioned
when was the last time you were in an office building? :bugeye: There is a dress code and tennis shoes do not fit into it. They would have rather had me there in tennis shoes than go on maternity leave early.
Oh, I didn't know you worked in an office building. They are not as strict here though, I think. What did you mean by "Is that what you went through?", I didn't get that part.
i should add that men are much less defined in the ankle area so a cankle would be less noticeable or that much of an issue.
Huh? I don't get it.. I never had fat ankles. Orleander already knows that. Well, at least she knows I don't have them now Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Why would I have cankles ?
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Thank you John, that means a lot to me Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!oke: Anyway, perhaps we can get the ladies to post a similar picture Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
you must be a bike rider.:bugeye: i think orly posted her ankles Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
orleander, oviously it doesnt matter now but out of intrest why didnt you try RICE? Rest Ice (15 min every 2 hours if possable) Elivation (just sit them up on a chair) Compression (a heavy duty rollor bandage is best for this) It would have stoped the build up of odeama and there for the build up of pressure. Actually that pressure can be a real problem, if it builds up above the pressure in the arteries (or even just the cappileries) it can cause whats called "compartment syndrome". This means you lose perfusion (glucose, O2, removal of waste ect) from that section and below
