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A member asked:
When you first get pregnant, does your pubis symphysis region poof out right away? or does it take a few months?
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It does not poof out: Your pubis does not really "poof out" and for most women the tummy does not appear pregnant until about 3 months or so. Keep good/healthy wt and gain about 20-25lbs for your pregnancy, less if you are heavy to start. Eat well, sleep well, keep on with regular exercises, take the prenatal vitamins, and follow-up with doc regularly. Congrats and good luck.
Answered 12/10/2013
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