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Is this weight fluctuation ok when pregnant?
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???: You have to be more seicific, are you gaining and losing or just gaining, avg weight gain for preg is 25-35 lbs, but if u gain less and the fetus is growing properly- i don't care about that with my pts, if u gain too much it can lead to macrosomia of the fetus and other problems with you , so talk to your OB about your weight issues.
Answered 3/22/2020
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