I'm 7w 6d pregnant and I have gained no weight what so ever. My belly is bloated off and on and my boobs are much bigger but I'm the same weight as I was pre-pregnancy. I bought some maternity pants because of the bloat and because my normal pants don't button over my stomach. I'm not saying I want to be a heifer, I'm already considered in the "obese" category (5' 5" 204lbs) so I don't want to gain a ton of weight with this pregnancy but I was expecting a little something by now. Is anyone else in the same boat? How do you feel about it?
Re: Would you be worried or relieved if you had no weight gain...
It is very normal to not gain any weight in the 1st tri, and actually some people end up losing weight bc of m/s. Don't worry about it for now, you are fine
Many women in the first tri do not gain any weight. many lose a little. The only time I would be a bit worried is if you gain a huge amount or lost a huge amount. Dr's do not want to see any Rapid weight changes. Your ob will tell you how much each appointment that you should gain etc, take their advice. Each person is different.
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That's good to hear since every book and I do mean every has suggested how the weight gain is supposed to be divided up among the trimesters. I haven't been sick persay but I have had off and on nausea and when I eat I get full very fast. Just goes to show that even with all of the books in the world there is no set standard. Thanks for your input! I appreciate it!
I haven't gained any weight yet and I am not worried about it. Actually my friend lost 25 pounds during her first tri because she couldn't keep anything down -- she was overweight to begin with and her baby is progressing and they are both healthy as can be. She is actually healthier now that she has lost the weight.
Obviously I am not condoning this, just saying it happened to her and she is just fine. She had extreme morning sickness though.