Feet swollen after about two and a half hours standing - peel to lobby or brief sock adjust between troupes
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Lena Brandt•247 rep8
Feet feel swollen after about two and a half hours standing. Peel to the hotel lobby, or is a brief sock adjust between troupes enough. Not blisters forming, not grit shake-out, and not knees on a shop pillar.
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Swelling after this long is a peel cue if shoes feel tight or toes tingle. A sock adjust between troupes can buy a short stretch, but lobby elevation and water beat toughing it out into the densest late crush.
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Chathura Weerasinghe•1605 rep6
Step one row back onto flatter paving if you stay — avoid the sloping kerb edge.
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Sachini Amarasinghe•1565 rep2
If kids are also fading, peel as a group rather than splitting for feet alone.
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