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Weight gain 19 weeks

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Dgu27 · 30/05/2023 17:33

Hello, looking for reassurance… I’m normally 9.5 stone and healthy bmi. However as entering 2nd trimester weighed myself last week to find I’ve put on a stone in first trimester. Which I’m ok with…However, then in this last week, I’ve gained 6lbs! Is this normal- I’m definitely eating more but panicking something wrong to cause such a quick gain??

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chillsznisnow · 30/05/2023 20:28

No advice but just wanted to say i’m 19 weeks and have already smashed on a stone and a half. I am mortified!!! It’s not for want of trying either! I work out and i’m 2 years post gastric sleeve so i’m not doing anything different!

You have my empathy!

Dgu27 · 30/05/2023 21:19

Ah thank you… it helps to do others in same boat! Was panicking maybe something wrong! Hopefully will ease off as we progress! X

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Dgu27 · 30/05/2023 21:19

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shivawn · 30/05/2023 21:39

I wouldn't be worried honestly. Do you think you've noticeably gained a lot of weight across your body....other than your bump/breasts I mean? I gained a lot of weight during my first pregnancy, I think it was close to 20kg by the end, but I knew it wasn't excess body weight so I didn't care.

Remember, there's a lot of extra stuff going on inside your body......you have amniotic fluid, increased blood volume, a larger uterus, larger breasts and the placenta on top of the weight of the baby. All this stuff will add weight on the scales.

Dgu27 · 30/05/2023 22:17

@shivawn tbh, I feel only gained bump/breasts and across thighs (but that’s where I would normally gain)… and not so much as anyone would really notice. I think I need to try and not overthink but so hard! Thank you for your reply :-)

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