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I am 18 weeks and have only gained 4 pounds--is this normal?
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Yes: It is typical to gain 2-3 pounds every 4 weeks in early pregnancy, but some women gain nothing and others a lot more. As long as you are eating 3 meals a day, snacks when you are hungry, and not skipping meals you are fine.
Answered 3/26/2013
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