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I am 28 years old, my bmi is 28.2. should i reduce weight for healthy pregnancy?
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Wouldn't hurt: While your bmi is not obese it is above the normal range which can increase your risk for complications of pregnancy as well as decreased fertility. I would encourage you to adopt healthy lifestyle changes.
Answered 11/28/2017
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