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Im 34 weeks pregnant. . why did i gain 5-6lbs in just one week? im eating the same?
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Possibly fluid: Rapid weight gain in the third trimester of pregnancy may be due to increased fluid retention. This can be an early sign of preeclampsia . Discuss with your doctor and continue to monitor closely.
Answered 4/29/2013
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