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Weight during pregnancy
In the starting of pregnancy at around 11 weeks I was 64.5 kgs ..since then I gained weight and now I am 77 kgs at 29 weeks .
My gtt report and other reports are normal
I earlier had pcod but conceived naturally.
Should I gain more or try to lose some weight?
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Hi there,
Overall weight gain of 13 kgs in full pregnancy is normal. You have already gain it by 29 weeks.
Get GTT tests done if you haven't done it recently.
Don't try to loose weight as it will hamper baby's growth.
Just avoid anything sweet , fried oily foods and lots of carbohydrates.
Focus on protein diet only.
Get an ultrasound done by next month.
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Nothing to worry follow healthy lifestyle take healthy balanced diet green vegetables salads and seasonal fruits avoid pineapple papya, avoid stress, oily spicy and sugery food,do regular prenatal excercises, take adequate water,do growth scan at 32weeks, observe fetal movements
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