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231054 tn?1264545344

22 wks, not gaining much weight

I am 32 yo, currently 22 wks & 59 inches tall. Current weight is 129.5 lbs, pre-pregnancy weight of 126lbs. I'm 5.5 months pregnant & only gained 3.5 lbs. My belly is huge & breast went from 34D to 36DD, not sure how I didn't gain much weight. My OB/GYN doesn't seem concerned. I did have severe vomiting from week 6-16, but am fine now. Eat pretty normal, when I'm hungry, like 5 small meals instead of 3 large ones. What do you guys think?
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231054 tn?1264545344
I am now 33 wks & have gained 9.6 lbs, belly is pretty huge. 3D ultrasound showed 4.5 lb baby, so I guess everything is ok :)
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318181 tn?1336443496
Don't you just love those ultrasounds! Glad to hear your little girl is doing well in there!

:-)
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231054 tn?1264545344
Thanks ladies for your replies :) I had an ultrasound & they said baby looked great, 8-9 in ches & between 10-12 ounces. Amazing! She moves so much! Love being pregnant!
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I am 23 w , I started at 136 and now I am at 146 . I lost 5lbs in my first trimister. You must have lost even more weight and hence the total weight gain is very less.
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318181 tn?1336443496
Wow! I'm 22 weeks tomorrow and I've gained 19 lbs already! Looks like we were pretty close in body type too. I was 125 to start and a 34D...not sure what my bra size is now, but they're definitely bigger. But everyone's different...as long as your doctor's not worried, I wouldn't worry either. Just make sure you try to eat a well-balanced diet. I'm sure the nausea had a big impact on your weight up until 16 weeks, and you'll probably start gaining more now that you're over that. Best of luck!
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