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Has anyone else lost alot of weight while pregnant? Like more than just a few pounds?
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I have lost 10lbs since I been pregnant but for the past two weeks I haven't lost or gain any weight. But my doctor said it's fine
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2165247 tn?1349299523
I lost 30lbs with my DD and I have lost 40lbs so far this time and I just turned 25wks today.
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I have gained 33 lbs when I started my pregnancy at 100 lbs and at 33 weeks I have lost 10 lbs ..... Pregnancy is so scary
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I lost 20 in my first trimester. I'm 5 foot 6 and went from 160 to 140 now I'm in my twentieth week and am up to 150! baby girl was 12 oz at the ultrasound last wednesday. but anyway I asked my doc n its normal as long as its not pass your first trimester
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ilost two /: and gained 5. But ikinda wish iwould lose some more without affectingg the baby; im already fat! /:
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1194973 tn?1385503904
I only lost weight pregnant with my daughter and was never able to gain. I had severe HG and spent the entire pregnancy vomiting and unable to eat. While its not ideal, and something you should NEVER wish for, if it happens and is beyond your control (IE you're not starving yourself to keep from gaining weight) baby will be ok. They take what they need from you, however your body usually pays the price for it. Just make sure you're eating as much as you can and keeping hydrated.
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2189208 tn?1339572701
I lost 10lbs but then gained it all bak
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I kept losing weight at the beginning but I noticed I was losing it in my thighs cause I have a pair of favorite jeans that I haven't been able to fit into after I had my son 3.5 years ago, I tried them on at like 28weeks and they actually went all the way up of course I couldn't button them because of my belly but I was still excited.
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2066946 tn?1345523888
Yes !! I gained 86 lbs with my daughter smh an I'm currently 30 weeks pregnant an have gained 25 lbs ..much better than my first time lol
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1960984 tn?1328468228
Before pregnancy i was 60kg i then dropped down to 57kg by the end of my first trimester. Dw you put it all back on.
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2021096 tn?1328921005
I'm 25 weeks and so far have lost 40 pounds.
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I am currently 26 weeks and have lost about 5 pounds. I have been staying within 6 pounds of my weight from before pregnancy. My Dr is not too worried about it since the baby is still growing and is healthy.
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Lol ladies don't worry the weight will come....after I lost the six pounds I couldn't gain for the life of me....now I'm 23.6 and I've put on 11 pounds I was gaining four pounds every three weeks...and the last three weeks I put on the final 3 :)
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Since I've known I've lost 25 pounds and my doctor says its normal cause I was 250 to start with but I'm still worried.
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2185178 tn?1353868734
Ive lost 7pds so far since I found out im 12w5d but my doctor hasnt said any thing  to me about looseing weight!
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I lost 6 pounds during 6 through 10 Weeks. now I can't gain any weight lol. I've been eating everything to
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I lost six pounds which was a lot for me because I was only 109 when I got pregnant
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2216055 tn?1349382305
Nope, but I wish
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