To determine how old you are, you have to do a simple subtraction.   - If you have had your birthday already this year:   subtract the year you were born from the currâ¦ent year   (e.g. 2015 - 1952 = 63 so you turned 63 on your birthday this year.
The Reason Feet Swell in the Heat. When your feet swell from the heat, this is the result of edema, which is the accumulation of excess fluid. Swelling, generally speaking, is either the result of a collection of body fluid or tissue growth or abnormal positioning or movement of tissue, according to Peacehealth.org. Most of us know us when our feet swell.
Mom Answers. Absolutely, I'm 34 weeks and my hands and feet aren't at all swollen, but they get so hot it drives me crazy. My Dr. said that it's due to the increased blood volume and circulation especially during the 3rd trimester of pregnancy. Our prego bodies are working very hard during this last trimester to pump blood and sometimes the increased pressure in the veins leading to the extremities causes the hot hands and feet. Also, as a side note if you typically have cold hands and feet, then you&#8217;ll notice this much more.