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Hello guys I'm just wondering I'm 22 and before I found out I was pregnant I was trying to lose weight I was at 154 pounds when I found out I was 4 weeks pregnant after that I felt like I wasn't feeding baby right I was very depressed at time so I ate a lot and weight 165 pounds with first appointment so they have me down as 165 pre pregnancy weight which they said 1St trimester I gained 5lbs just prefect at 2nd tri they said I gained a little more than I should of and now I'm 37 weeks pregnant appointment tomorrow and at.35 weeks i was 212 at 36 weeks I was 215 pounds I'm wondering if I'm gaining to much weight I'm only 22 and it bugs me I may not be able to get back weight I'm aiming for after I have her like I wanna be back to 120 and I can still wear some my clothes like booty shorts but my pants won't make it past my thighs I feel fat all over is it just fluids I don't have sugar or high blood pressure either I'm gonna be breast feeding also if my baby takes to it if not I was thinking of pumping it but heard breast feeding help slot to lose weight but I would like some help and info on this my friend was also 165 her weight then 225 at 35 weeks gave birth she hasn't lost none and she breast feeding also
I've never had any issues losing weightier alwaysbbeen able to lose it fairly quick
When I got pregnant with my first I was 16 and weighed 150, day I had him I weighed 220. Came off after slowly but after a year I got back to 160. I was injured in a tornado and had 15+ surgeries and before this pregnancy I weighed 214(and for some reason the doctor says I look amazing for 214) I'm 32 wks now and weigh 230, I'm 19. Depending on you and how you eat and how active you are after the baby that will determine how the weight comes off. I wouldn't worry, your young and it's alot easier than it seems to eat heathly and work out for small amounts throughout the day after you have a baby. Most of the weight you see on the scale is baby fluid that will go away.
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