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I'm 7 weeks and I've never gotten up in the middle of the night to use the restroom and I find myself taking 2-3 Trips a night
Not sure if this helps... but my only weight gain has been if I can't go to the bathroom (constipation). I gained 4 lbs.. a week later had lost those 4 lbs...
I am not sure what your target weight is, but it sounds to me that when losing the initial amount you developed a healthier relationship to food and stopped using it to handle stress, so now you are a normal eater, eating when hungry, and your own natural body controls are taking over....if you are at , or getting to, the weight you want, then everything seems okay..
I take reglan. It's the only thing that helps me. Tell your doc about the weight loss too. That's pretty severe.
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I hurts me going up and down the stairs too. But i do it anyways. I was pretty active before I got pregnant so i try to stay that way plus it's better for delivery. I walk to the store, park, around the neighborhood and sometimes am pushing myself with each step. My daughter needs some fresh air and play time out doors before it gets cold. She's 1 1/2 so we be running.
I still feel like poop though (not nearly as bad as I did when I had morning sickness). Very weak and tired. I weigh myself every single morning naked after using the bathroom and I have lost 2 pounds this week. But I've been eating plenty! Should I be worried that I'm losing weight even though I've been eating well the past 3 weeks?
As the first comment correctly stated, losing weight fast doesn't last and leaves you weaker, which you don't want to be if you're getting ready for basic training. Why not wait to join the military until you're ready?
My 13 month old is still above normal on the percentiles but she is losing weight. She grew rapidly and was off the charts until 11 months. Her height increases rapidly but her weight has been dropping. She is very active so I figured she would drop some weight and everything would be ok. At what point should I worry about the lose of weight? Is it what I am feeding her? Is her diet of fruits and veggies not providing enough calories?
Totally off topic but I couldn't help but notice that we are both 12 +5!
As for the constipation, I notice when I drink a lot of water, it helps my digestion.
When was the last time she was dewormed? Are you alternating the dewormer if your using paste(oral). Is she dewormed by paste or tube(nasal)? If you are using a paste wormer I would suggest doing a tube wormer just to see if that helps any, as paste wormers are not as effective for all parasites.
The high levels of calcium could be a symptom of a kidney issue, but from my years of experience I have not known a horse to lose weight with kidney issues. How does her urine look?
I lost 10 using the gym and pool before my struggle with tachycardia got worse. I agree that you need motivation but I also think you need to enjoy exercise. I went with a friend and had lots of fun. Not sure if it's a coincidance or not but I lost the 10kg before my sister join us at the gym. I have a lot of anxiety around my sister as she's a controling person and given any chance she will try to control me any way. I stopped loosing weight once she joined us.
I then lost about 10-15 lbs in 1 1/2 months by eating better and drinking more water and using the treadmill (run/walk) 5 (+/-) time a week for about an hour or so (4-5 miles). Just because. I came back to my office job 1 year ago (where a lot of women who like to eat work as well). I was 175 lbs when I came back. Now I weigh 205...Thats 30 lbs in one year. I joined a gym in February and then hired a trainer in March. We've been working together for about a month now.
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