losing weight slowly steadily

So according to my calculations using the standard by a ob's office, I should be literally six weeks pregnant today. I've been losing weight slowly but steadily for 2 years, however I'm a little concerned. During the actual weeks since estimated conception dates, I've actually lost another 4 lbs. Just some nausea, and dizziness mostly, no vomiting and no huge changes in appetite or lifestyle. Anyone familiar with this?

I keep losing weight and im 35 weeks and my doctor isnt concerned about it...

m steadily losing weight. Everything I mean everything gives me heart burn an comes right back up. Does anyone have any suggestion on what I should take or do?

s one thing to lose weight, another to lose a specific amount in a short amount of time. Losing slowly and steadily by changing your lifestyle and diet is the way to go, but nobody can tell you how quickly the weight will come off. It depends on your metabolism, how much exercise you can handle, and how disciplined and knowledgeable you are about eating healthfully.

ve been on a slow road to recovery and very slowly losing some weight. Looking back at pictures of myself and seeing the clothes I used to wear, I realize now that my opinions about myself and my weight were ridiculous and cost me many years of feeling good about myself. It was a tough way to learn a lesson, but it is a lesson I have learned. I will never get down to my previous weight, and I'm completely fine with that.

Last pregnancy I lost 15lbs by then. This pregnancy I was at 8ish at 18 weeks but didnt lose weight this time bc I was only nauseous not puking. Now I am 23+3 and have gained 12 lbs. However I am overweight and goal was 20-25.

I found out that was eating less than before just by paying attention. In a nutshell I now eat way less, lost weight (slowly but steadily) and feel way better....without any diet. (Oh - I cut back alcohol as well...). My only recipe was Consumed Calories > Calory Intake...

Thank you!

I'm definitely a turtle and I believe I'm losing the race, but since I'm not a quitter, I'll hang on till the end. Something has to give sooner or later, I would think!!

ve been steadily losing weight over the past few days even though I eat at least 3 meals a day (3 normal portioned meals, or 5 small meals). When I first weighed myself when I found out I was pregnant, I was about 145. Then when I went to the doctor 2 weeks ago I was 140, now I'm 137. Anyone else going through weird things like this? Oh and keep in mind I'm constipated, so I feel like I should weigh more?

I'm 14 weeks and losing weight. Doc isn't concerned.

Certainly there has to be some people with hypothyroidism on this board that don't stuggle with their weight...isn't there? I am new to this hypoT and am slowly and steadily gaining weight. I have Graves and had a TT last June. Weighed 117 then....132 now. If there are any long time members out there with some suggestions, please post them. I look at Catherine Bell and she is beautiful and thin and a thyroid cancer survivor at age 21. She seems to manage her weight just fine.

I am plus size and have an iron deficiency - but both of those are currently under control. I take pills for the iron deficiency daily, and I have been losing weight slowly and steadily, with little stress to the body. 6. I am not overly stressed since I don't work at the moment, and cooking and cleaning is my hardest task. Likewise this month not been more stressful than any other months prior. 7.

If she has been gaining weight very slowly but steadily through her first year then she would be fine (small and underweight but ok), however, if she has started to lose weight with a good appetite then she needs the testing the MDs will be doing. It is impossible to say what is going on without doing tests. The testing will find out 'why' and then she will be treated properly.

No losing weight is actually normal if not in excessive amounts

I have been losing pounds steadily now for 51 days. My aim is steady and continuous weight loss until I get down to my target. I publish my weight loss diary on my website as a means of encouraging both myself and my readers. From personal experience I now know that the greatest challenge about losing weight is simply keeping going and not backsliding into the old habits which caused me to put on weight and raised my cholesterol level too high.

I have had three ectopics and resulted in me losing both my tubes. Last week I had a positive preganancy test and my hcg was 200. yesterday my level was 340, the nurse advised me that they really wanted them to double. I am a bit worried but I am hopeful that it will work out. Anyone who has experienced the same?

As you mature, it will be more and more difficult to lose weight. However, large amounts of weight gain--with no change in diet or activity--usually hints at a medical condition. So make sure you rule those out first. First of all, there's nothing easy or quick about losing weight. I'm so frustrated with commercials and billboards that promise fast results. A fat camp means you'll lose weight while at camp, but then what happens when you get home?

Hi, I have been on the anti candida diet since November 08. I am doing great and I'm getting better, my food allergies are slowly going away which I am very happy about! The only problem I'm having is losing too much weight. I was 58kg when I started and now I'm 51kg, this is too skinny for me. What can I eat to gain some weight that won't ruin my diet? I am allergic to gluten, dairy, yeast, almonds, psyllium and of course I can't have sugar at the moment.

She is below the growth chart range which indicated she could be underweight or small for her age. If her weight has been steadily increasing (slowly), since an infant, then she has is just small for her age. If that is not the case, then she is underweight. Suggest making yogurt smoothies or milkshakes - yogurt, milk, and frozen fruit blended together; or milk, ice cream, and frozen fruit blended together.

I have been losing weight steadily over the past few months by changing my diet and going to the gym several time a week. I have just found out im pregnant and I would like to stick to my routine. Is it harmful to the baby for me to continue losing weight?

Hi all, I'm 18 weeks +3 days and I'm still losing weight every week. It's only a kilo or a few grams every week, but should I be concerned? My appetite is hit & miss. Sometimes I'm starving, then other times I just don't feel hungry at all! I've also been lactating every single night since I was 16+3 - everyone says that's really early, but good! Could that be why I'm constantly losing weight? Please help!

As long as you gain slowly and steadily without any major jumps, everything should be on track. I'm also at 7lbs at 18 weeks. Only gained 23 with my first and 10 of that was the last month and a half!

You do not want her to gain weight suddenly due to her being very underweight. She needs to gain weight slowly but steadily.

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