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I was underweight when i got pregnant but my doctor says im gaining to much , should i be concerned? i was about 110 when i got pregnant and im about 150 now that im 5 months pregnant and 5"8, my doctor says im gaining to much.i don't think im too big yet
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I : I would suggest that you see a nutritionist who sees pregnant women. You should not try to diet to lose weight, but keeping additional weight gain on the lower side is better so that you have less to lose postpartum.
Answered 10/3/2016
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