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nauseated & under weight

I'm 34 weeks and under weight, I've only gained 18lbs. I was already small but it still worries me. I'm starting to think it's because I'm constantly nauseous, is there any thing I can take to make me feel better that's also safe for my baby?
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I've gained 17 and I'm 35 weeks I haven't gained in almost 3 weeks
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I'm 33 and a half weeks and I've only gained 2 lbs. Baby is fine! Don't worry love. If your Dr had concerns they would tell you.
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I'm 33 and a half weeks and I've only gained 2 lbs. Baby is fine! Don't worry love. If your Dr had concerns they would tell you.
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Im 33 wks and starting to dislike cooking. Try getting someone else to cook for you, maybe the lingering food smells trigger a nausea response?
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I'm also 34 weeks and have only gained 18lbs it's normal, next time you see your doctor/midwife ask for some sickness tablets they will ease the nauseous feeling I personally haven't felt nauseous my hole pregnancy but my friend is 32 weeks and got tablets of doctor so she could keep food down... good luck with rest of pregnancy
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I have gained 18 lbs and am 32 weeks.. 18 is the perfect amount.. I'm due with 2 girls.. So I try to be as active as possible and I eat and eat lol.. Some women do not gain a lot.. You're perfectly fine..
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