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By dessy1 | Dec 17, 2012

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Answered by Renee Radenberg

weight gain during pregnancy

I'm 12 weeks pregnant and I haven't gained any weight I've lost 10 ibs . Is this normal ? Will I gain weight ? I eat a lot I don't know why I'm not gaining any weight. Thanks

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Female

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Renee Radenberg

Dec 30, 2012

To: dessy1

Have you had severe morning sickness? That may cause lose of weight. The recommended daily calorie intake for pregnant women is 2500 calories, plus your prenatal vitamins. If you continue to lose weight, suggest seeing your doctor. Thank you for your question.

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