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1. How much weight should I expect to gain during pregnancy? Most women with a normal body mass index gain 25 to 35 pounds during pregnancy. Women who are obese are advised to gain less weight. On the other hand, women who are underweight may gain up to 40 pounds. Women who gain excessive weight during pregnancy should see a dietitian. (click here to determine your bmi).2. When do I first need to see a doctor?A first prenatal visit should take place within the first trimester. If a woman is uncertain about the date of her last menstrual period, it
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Pregnancy is one of the most beautiful things many women want to
go through and are going through. It is something which many
women look forward too and with the increasing joy there is also
fear factor. Fear about your baby's health, a smooth delivery,
mood swings, fatigue, morning sickness, constant craving for
strange items, increasing weight and overall the feeling about
pregnancy can be overwhelming.
Pregnancy is an ensemble of risk factors. With a living being in
you, your body goes through lot of changes and these variations
may have an impact on your body. There are increasing chances of
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