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Under Weight

Before getting pregnant I was 106 pounds I am currently 22 weeks pregnant and weigh only 114. Doctor says it OK but I feel like I should be gaining more....anyone else?????
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I only weigh 95 pounds i only gained a pound and im 25 weeks pregnant
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You have gained a proper amount of weight. I was around 100 and have gained about 20 lbs by 22 weeks. I gained lots from being underweight.
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I was 108 but I gained hella weight I weigh 142 at 25 weeks and 6days
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Before pregnancy I was 123. Then I dropped down to 94 lbs. I now weigh 95 lbs on a good day. I'm 22 weeks. Doctor is not worried as of right this second but at 24 weeks he will get worried
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I'm almost 7 months and I am only two pounds heavier than wen I started since I lost 13 lbs in my first trimester. It's normal
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*Concerned, so
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I lost about 15 pounds after getting pregnant.  I was so sick and in the hospital.  I'm also 22 weeks.  I just hit my pre-pregnancy weight and my doctor isn't concerned.  Recent ultrasound showed baby measures just a day off from my due date.  

I'd just keep the communication with your doctor letting then know why you are concerned.  That way they will go into detail on why they are not concerneddo you aren't stressing.  
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