Hypoglycemia pregnancy weight gain
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Your weight gain is fine hun. The main thing is to try to eliminate as much sugar from your diet as possible (no artificial sugars either) and eat lots of protein. You should treat hypoglycemia almost exactly as you would treat diabetes. I know that's not always easy, but high protein & lots of veggies will help regulate your blood sugar. If you get a sweet tooth, eat fruit, not sweets. You'll do great!
m too little but my not has no concerns on my weight gain he say I just might be tiny.
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About 6 weeks ago I saw a new Endo, my third one and (she) listened to my complaints (weight gain, massive tendonitis in feet and legs)and generally feeling off health wise to this appointment (I brought proof) of my weight gain see I lost and kept off 120 pound for over 6 years until my thyroidectomy (cancer) 13 months ago my original Endo(male)said my issues are in my head and I should see a specialist and take diet pills for my weight.
i become tired, ill feeling, weak, sometimes disoriented, and fall asleep often after eating, etc . I have lost 20pounds. i have never been able to gain weight and have always been considered underweight-this is very distressing because generally this will take me a year to gain back. The only exception to this was pregnancy where i gained more than half my body weight without trying and immediately lost the weight post partum.
Well, my last test showed by levels were back to normal, yet my fatigue remains, so does the insomnia and depression (for which I take anti-depressants). My weight gain continues and I suffer from reactive hypoglycemia - yet it seems inconsistent. I track my food daily and often eating similar foods on consecutive days - most of the time I'm ok, then I can repeat a meal and have an attack. Don't understand why.
Is it just me or was that a rude comment? Your already ahead of the game in the weight gain department! How do you know know that? She could be tall and slim and weigh that or be extremely fit and pure mussel.
It is very normal to lose weight in the start. I wouldn't worry to much about weight gain unless you are gaining extreme amounts all at once. If baby is healthy that's all that matters. Your Dr will let you know if it's an issue or not.
I'm 16 weeks and still under my pre-pregnancy weight (only by 2lbs). My midwife assures me I will pack on some pounds soon. I'm sure you will round off those numbers later on.
If your pre-pregnancy weight was in the healthy range for your height (a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9), you should gain between 25 and 35 pounds, gaining 1 to 5 pounds in the first trimester and about 1 pound per week for the rest of your pregnancy for the optimal growth of your baby.If you were underweight for your height at conception (a BMI below 18.5), you should gain 28 to 40 pounds.If you were overweight for your height (a BMI of 25 to 29.9), you should gain 15 to 25 pounds.
I would ask if theres a medical reason for why u have to gain that weight. my ob said its normal to lose weight when pregnant or gain a small amount. ive done reasonable i guess. ive gained 23 pds and kinda wish i hadnt bc i feel sluggish and not my best. As long as baby is healthy i dont see y it matters.
I'm 26 weeks pregnant and recently had a doctors appointment checkup. They checked my weight and turns out I've only gained 1 pund throughout my whole pregnancy. Doctor says we have nothin to worry about if baby is growing fine. Just wondering how much everyone has gained so far through out there pregnancy and if I'm not the only one having trouble putting on weight?
If you don't properly digest your food you will store fat. Taking digestive enzymes with ox bile will help your condition. I had my gall bladder removed 2 and 1/2 years ago and had problems with abdominal pain and weight loss. I lost weight because every time I ate I would have pain. The less I ate the better I felt. I started taking digestive enzymes 6 months after surgery because I developed fibromyalgia. It helped with my abdominal pain.
I was 290 pre pregnancy and went to doctor yesterday at 22 weeks and was 286. It was also my first time meeting the high risk attending, she said since I was considered obese pre pregnancy I'm to gain no weight. I would just ask your doctor what he/she recommends.
Eat more frequently?? Something is obviously wrong. It could possibly be hypoglycemia or diabetes. Weight loss is not necessarily a symptom, especially of Type 2 Diabetes. Random blood sugar tests are virtually meaningless. He needs to do an A1C which is a test of the average of your blood sugars for the last couple months. If it is not hypoglycemia or diabetes then you need a doctor who will help you figure out what else it might be.
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