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A member asked:
I've gain 6 pounds in a week. i'm 6 months pregnant and have had trouble gaining. is this normal?
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May be: Also depends if you are normal or over weight to begin with. In not N obese women 20-25 lb total weight gain is normal, and most women gain more weight forwards the end than before. Have your OB assess your weight gain and get routine ultra sound checks to check amniotic fluid etc.
Answered 12/29/2014
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