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Hey, your chart looks fine. Clomid is famous for making your temps higher or lower then normal, it affects everyone differently. Plus, you just got done with af, right? I don't take my temps while i'm on af b/c those temps don't really matter. The temps around ovulation are what matters, and when they are up for 3 days in a row then you know you ovulated. Don't worry about it girl, when you ovulate, it will show a temp shift.

Maybe but not all scales are the same...

Just wanted to put this out there in case anyone else has run into this problem. The only thing now is that my chart is flagged for weight gain. Oh well....can't win them all.

your weight can fluctuate by quite a few lbs during the day depending on what youve eaten and drank, and in the morning after giving your body a chance to digest and eliminate, you will be at your lightest weight, which i find to motivate me wayyy more! as for the kind of scale, ive found even the cheapest scales are fairly accurate. my scale only cost me $30 and only varies by like a tenth of a pound from the scale at the doctors!

Anyone else weigh themselves at home and get a completely different number when you step on the scale at the doctors office.. Ahh it bothers me. Past pregnancys I have gained 40lbs and I'm trying to control how much I gain this time around. pre pregnancy I was 150 (according to MY scale). I weigh myself on a daily basis and have been at 152 for awhile (ill be 15 weeks tomorrow). Well I went to the doctors and stepped on their digital scale and got 158.

I have both kinds of scale at home. I weight my self in the mornings before I shower. I cant see too far. I can tell while using my regular scale that I lost a few more lbs. I weight in something between 205 and 200...It look to have been closer to the 200. Well I was so excited to know the exact amount I lost....so I brought down my digital scale. BUT it reads 198.8...what scale do you think would be more accurate. Wednesdays are my weight in days. So I need to to which I should trust more.

Yes. I got on this morning and it was gone but my weight on the scale was the correct weight from Sunday. I re-entered everything and it has been fine. I'm glad I remembered everything.

I would say it's normal to not have much change at this stage. As for losing weight that can be attributed to a lot of things including your walking, one other thing may be that the closer you get to labor the lower the amniotic fluid level gets. I was having biweekly nst/afi's with my oldest son and there was a significant drop in the level of AF several days before I went into labor.

Hello! I am 36yrs old and weigh 265lbs. My doctor put me on a low carb/no sugar diet. Last month, I faithfully exercised doing The Firm DVD's 5 days a week and walking at least 30 min. 5-6 days a week. I also stuck to the eating plan all month, with the exception of 2 days. The scale only moved (up and down) within a 3lb range. I am very discouraged. I've lost weight before using Weight Watchers. I haven't exercised like this in years....

125mcg to 150mcg is a fairly large jump, and should be enough to bring your hormones back into line. It should take about six weeks. With Unithroid, there is no dose between 125mcg and 150mcg, so if you find 150mcg is too much, you may have to get creative. For example, a scrip for 50mcg and a scrip for 88mcg taken together would give you 138mcg per day. Just a thought if the 150mcg turns out to be a little much. You need to get your TSH down to between 1.0 and 2.

The back pain is an 6-7 on the pain scale. An xray revealed Levoscoliosis @ the thoracolumbar junction. Everthing else is normal. I have never had any symptoms prior to having this fall. Is there such a thing as acute levoscliosis? I have had 4 children. Can this be reversed? Is this chronic? Please give me some advise to follow as I don't even have a h/o bone disease in my family. How can i protect myself from future problems with this dx?

I looked up some calculators online for percentile and according to them (depending on which weight she is my scale is a little messed up) she's either 15 or 17 lbs, and that puts her at either 4% or 24% for weight and 26 1/2 inches she's 25% for height. Elijah's always been a monster, he was never below 90% for height and always above 50% for weight, mostly above 95% and 75% for height/weight. Aubryana is right now the same size Elijah was at 4 months and she's almost 9 months.

It's not unusual to gain a little weight when first starting to exercise. When you begin an exercise program, you begin building muscle, so even though you aren't losing pounds, you might be losing inches. You might want to take your measurements - waist, bust, hips, thighs, arms - you might actually be getting smaller. You might also want to think about getting your thyroid tested to make sure it's functioning properly since hypothyroidism is a major cause of weight gain.

Changed my chart to reflect twice weekly weighing and I feel much more motivated by it - scrapped the monthly target line too and have returned to a final target goal date of 18th october - my 38th birthday.

Our Vet put Beener on pawspice. This is the scale that they use. He will get monthly visits from a pet tech & when it comes time-the vet will come to our house and put him down. That way he will be in his home and comfortable. Its really a neat program-not all vets use this though. Beener sleeps 22/24 hours a day now. But is content. He still eats good. He sure gained weight.

Just remember the weight gain is normal and baby needs it :) thats what helps me. . Also light exercise and a good diet.

Up until this point i hadnt gained any weight, actuly lost some then today I get on the scale and wow 6 lbs. Has anyone else had this happen? It totally freaked me out, i knew i had gotten bigger the past month but sheesh. My doc wasnt concerend at all that i gained that much being that i had gone down from my pre preg weight, but it sure did shock the pants off me.

As long as you're eating properly don't worry about the weight gain. Don't stuff yourself full of crap because you think you need to gain weight! As log as doc says you and baby are doing well don't fret about the number on the scale.

I wouldn't listen to the weight chart thing, I'm nearly 35 weeks amd ever since a set up this app it has been telling me av been gaining too much weight, av never worried as think it is probably better to be gaining to much than not enough.

Interesting question. I have given up on the EDSS. I did have one every three months for the two years in was in a trial. Mine fluctuated between 3 and 3.5 mostly for no reason perceptible to me. Less than a year before I started the trial, I was told by another neuro that my exam was "essentially normal" whatever that means. Inexplicably, I got a 2.5 on my last one in June. Well, actually, I think there was some operator error on the neuro's part. Or misperception on my part.

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