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Eating

Am only 4 weeks and I want to eat everthing. Is This normal?

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I ate alot my first trimester. Now im 20 wks im nvr hungry i gotta make myself eat
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Losing weight is fine, most people do at first, but if u gain too much early on, that can be unhealthy.
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I agree. I got really bad morning sickness and lost a bunch of weight. So eat what you can and hope you won't get bad sickness later.
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I agree. I got really bad morning sickness and lost a bunch of weight. So eat what you can and hope you won't get bad sickness later.
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Its really not normal for your appetite to increase until much later on, usually when u wanna eat everything this early its all in your head so be careful :)
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I was and then it went away when I got really bad morning sickness and it kinds just stayed away. Even though I just ate a 6 inch sub and I keep thinking of the apple pie my grandma had the other day. lol
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Yea but be careful
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I cant stop eating! 5 weeks 6 days
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Lol. I hope not also. Thanks
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Yes. Hopefully you don't get morning sickness really bad later on (usually shows up around 6-7weeks).
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