Why some women go up a shoe size after pregnancy?
During pregnancy, the hormonal changes in the body can cause the feet to swell, resulting in an increase in shoe size. This is a normal occurrence and usually reversible after giving birth. However, in some cases, the feet may not return to their original size, particularly if the pregnancy caused the development of flat feet or other structural changes to the feet. Additionally, carrying extra weight during pregnancy can place added stress on the feet and cause the ligaments to loosen, leading to a
1. Weight Gain: During pregnancy, your body stores more nutrition and fat from the diet to support the growth of your baby. When the baby arrives, the extra weight in your body is no longer needed and is gradually lost. The weight loss may lead to a decrease in fluid retention and swelling, which can cause your feet to shrink in size.

However, for some women, the weight gain during pregnancy can impact the size and shape of their feet, causing