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1.5 kg weight gain till 5.5 months pp
Convinced thr ivf : first three month heavy omitting and nausea weight first month weight 47kg now 49.3. near to complete 6 months of pregnancy 23week 5 days . baby weight 500g which is correct as per the week . how to achieve weight gain ? doc said thats fine unless baby weight is correct u shouldn't worry .
anomaly n nt scan is normal . heart rate :154
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A good protein rich diet
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Don't worry as long as as baby is of proper weight, and you are healthy.
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Dr. Lakshmi Priya Annareddy
Gynecologist
6 yrs exp
Cuddapah
On an average pregnant women should gain 11.5 to 16kg ,but it differs to each individual according to their coomorbidities ,bmi and etc
In frst trimester it is obvious bcz of vomiting weight gain won't be much
If baby weight is apt to period of gestation weight gain of mother does nt matter
Excessive weight gain is also bad
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