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What can be causing me not gain weight at 17 weeks pregnant lost 7lbs i now weigh 144 dr think maybe thyroids? any other causes? baby is doing well
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Fairly normal: Many women do not gain much weight at all during the first two trimesters, and gain most of it during the third. You need to continue to follow up with your gynecologist, but as long as the baby appears to be doing well, it sounds like you should be too.
Answered 6/5/2014
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