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If you are able to take an hour here and there and sit and calm and elevate your hands that could help. I always elevate my feet when I can and that helps a lot with the swelling. I realize that with a child that's less possible, and harder with your hands than with your feet, but as miserable as you are, it might be worth it?
I will try it...can't hurt...except that I can't elevate my left one too much because of my shoulder pain. But it's worth a shot.
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