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6498330 tn?1389709379

eating alot of food while pregnant can increase my unborn baby weight?

hey.. am currently 7 months pregnant and i dont really eat much and my unborn baby weighs a lil under weight.. i want to know if eating alot would make my fetus gain more weight! please respond! thanks
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I dont eat much at all! Im diabetic and my sugar stays high! My insurance got cut off for 3 months! I had to only take my meds when i really had to! My doctor said she was really proud of me cause if i did eat a lot and not have my meds my baby would be really big! She said when i was 38weeks measuring early 40weeks. But high blood sugar causes big babies! Im 39weeks today! I go tues to get a u/s! My doc said if the baby is around 10 pounds like she is measuring there going to induce!
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13167 tn?1327194124
If your diet is severely restricted,  yes, it's likely your baby will be small.    

Is your doctor concerned about your baby's size?  Did you tell him/her that you don't eat very much?
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6007249 tn?1394900105
Sugar is exactly what causes the baby's weight to increase
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I dnt thinks so,I dnt eat much too but my baby was little big for 21weeks fetus and also I had a scan at 34 and again baby measured a little big for average.I wouldn't say I eat much but I dnt watch my sugar intake so maybe that's way baby is big. Do u eat sweet stuff much?
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