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weight gain

I am 7w2d and have gained 5.5 lbs so far, is that too much? I haven't had any morning sickness yet and one of my pregnancy apps says its excessive.
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i was massive with both my pregnancies i was like a umpa lumpa but iv got 2 gorgeouse kids out of it. i dont want anymore mind lol xx
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Crazy but some docs want u to gain a pound a week u shld gain 30lbs they say so dont worry to much.
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I'm almost 6 weeks and I've gained 2.5 lbs my app said the same but I'm nit worried cause all I've been eating is fruit, fruit, fruit!!! I'm obsessed with them
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You shouldn't worry too much about weight gain.. just make sure you're eating healthy.
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Okay, thanks. I thought it was normal, but after my app saying it was excessive it made me wonder.
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It really depends on how you were before pregnancy. If you were underweight, you could have gained more. Average, that's about right. On the heavy side, a little less. Your doctor will go over all that with you and tell you How much you should gain.
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And I just realized I misspelled my user nme when I created it lol
I should have also said that there is a possibility that I am up to 11 weeks pregnant. We'll know for sure at my u/s apt on March 12th.
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