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Is it normal as a female to gain 10 pounds in two months of pregnancy?
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A little too much: Avg wt gain is 25-35 lbs, and you should not be gaining more that 1 pound a week at the max, talk to your doctor about your weight, i always discuss that with my pregnant patients as your doc should be doing with you.
Answered 8/5/2012
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