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How would I know the baby's birth weight? I hear it'd have to get an ultrasound but they don't just give ultrasounds unless you are high risk (says my Army doctor) but she has been so uninformative. If I want an ultrasound, I'll have to pay out of pocket unless they give me a referral.
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.
I went into the Army but once I got married and got on BC the weight came. Even after doing PT (physical training) in the Army, which was running 4-5 miles every other day, my weight continued to sore.
Are there any women out there that are experiencing the same thing from Birth Control? any success stories about losing that weight?
How does one cope with your brother going into the army with our stressing out im 19 weeks and 3 days pregnant. Brother is a senior in high school but as soon as he graduate they can ship him off.
Should I join the army 6weeks after I give birth to my baby.. I already have a 2 year old son as well... and I am a single mother.
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That depends on your frame size, as well as your age.
Your frame size is how large your bones are. Here's a bit of height weight chart, that pertains to your height, but only if you are an adult female. If you're not an adult, the figures would be different.
ve got a lot of these but it would be fantastic if you could put all your weight tracker data in one page for printing, sending or saving.
So I've posted several times about complications. Well now I'm in a bad position and don't know what to do. I'm 33wks. High risk due to several medical issues. I've been traveling an hour n half weekly to see my ob Dr and 3hrs to see perinatal specialist once a month. (This is one way) now I'm on biweekly ob checks for baby weight scans and nst test. Well my husband lost his job Friday. We lost our only income, health insurance, everything.
s not a good idea to start with heavy weight right on. So when you start you should be doing 2X12 or 15 with light weight then gradually increase weight then go for 3X12 and when you feel comfortable you can go for mass building which is 2X6 or 7 with heavy weights. To know what is the appropriate weight you have to be barely able to lift the 6th or 7th repetition. If you have no problem doing all the 7 repetitions then it's time to add weight.
Hi, my husband's height is 5'11", 32 years old and his weight is 107kg. Will you please suggest a complete effective diet chart and a exercise routine to loose at least 7 kg within a month. He has to work a lot. So only one hour he can spend on his exercise time. So what will be the effective exercises on that one hour. And please again suggest a complete diet chart and routine of the whole day meal.
I was just recently diagnosed with degenerative disk disease. The army sent me off post to see a doctor becuase the army couldnt figure out what was wrong with me. Once the civilian doctor diagnosed me with this back issue i asked him what my restrictions would be in the army. He straight up told me to do the best i can and at what i do. Not only does this back pain keep me up at night but the army is a very physical demanding job.
So this is a rant and a question.. I am 5'1 and 110 lbs. I was 96lbs before pregnancy..I'm 33 weeks. I'm very tiny and for being pregnant it does not make me happy that I am this small. I am sincerely worried about my baby girl for two reasons.
1. At 20 weeks they told me she was breech but they told me not to worry.
2. I don't know how much she weighs and if she is where she needs to be weight wise.
The added muscle will increase your metabolism which in turn will lead to increased consumption of calories per day to maintain that weight. You may consult a nutritionist and get a diet chart made which will provide you adequate calories in a healthy way. Avoid taking any supplements as they can be damaging to both your physical and mental health. If you are having a good diet and are free from any illness you should not be worried about your weight.
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