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Im six months preg.26 weeks and im 60kg already is that a normal weight?
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Pregnancy Weight: Weight gain is normal during pregnancy, but gaining too much weight too quickly can be unhealthy. In order to know whether weight gain is excessive, it would be important to know your weight, height and body mass index prior to pregnancy. Your OB/GYN should have your records and be able to answer that question.
Answered 9/28/2016
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