All about baby...: The reason everyone tells people to be at an appropriate weight before getting pregnant is that it is usually recommended to gain between 20-35 lbs. During pregnancy(depending upon body type) and there are problems that occur if one is too heavy(hypertension, diabetes, etc.) which are more risky to both the baby, and the mom to be, if they occur during the pregnancy. Ask your ob/gyn about this!
Answered 3/12/2019
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Reduce risk: Research indicates obesity adversely affects the chances of conceiving a baby and carrying it full term, but weight loss of as little as 5% can improve fertility and the health of both the parents and baby.
Answered 11/26/2013
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