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I'm a ftm currently 10 weeks 1 day and I haven't gained any weight. My app says I should be gaining 1-2 lbs per month which should put me gaining 3-6 lbs. Should I be worried?  Anyone else going/went through this if so what did your dr say?
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Yeah, I didn't gain any weight until 16w and that's only been 4lbs. As long as your Dr doesn't have concerns don't stress.
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I actually lost weight didn't gain weight till I was 13 or 14 weeks. Now im 20 weeks tomorrow.  And I have gained like 10 pounds
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8102917 tn?1402457914
@Soontobemommycelestina that's great sounds like you have an awesome appitite!  I have none :(
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I'm 10 weeks and gained 7 lbs lol
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8102917 tn?1402457914
Thanks ladies! I was just worried because for week 10 the app says " Your weight gain should be steady at this point. If you are not gaining weight, talk to your healthcare provider. Though it is different for each woman, weight gain is usually the first indication of a growing baby."
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With my daughter and this pregnancy i didnt gain any weight at first i actuly lost weight at first
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Your fine...I'm 31 weeks and I've only gained 4 pounds my doctor isn't concerned Just as long as baby is growing then you should be fine
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