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That depends on how the pregnant woman is losing the weight, what stage of pregnancy she's in when this happens, and how much she has lost or is planning to lose. In general, just about any method other than extreme exercise or not eating is going to be fine during the first two trimesters. Exercise is healthy and good for as long as the woman is comfortable and has the energy to do it. Dieting is a bit more complicated during pregnancy, but so long as she's getting healthy amounts of each of the food groups, she should be fine doing that for the entire pregnancy.
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Pregnancy Weight Loss the Natural Way?
Pregnancy weight loss is not always a healthy idea. Women should gain weight during pregnancy and the best advice is to maintain body fat levels during pregnancy to avoid gaining too much weight. Eating a healthy diet along with mild exercise, as prescribed by a doctor, will help pregnant woman maintain a healthy weight during pregnancy. Losing weight after pregnancy is the best plan of action. Attempting to lose weight while pregnant could harm the development of the baby. If the mother has a normally poor diet, eating healthier foods during pregnancy will result in a natural and healthy pregnancy weight loss.
Does a horse lose weight during pregnancy?
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Is it healthy to lose weight?
No. If you already are at, or below your recommended weight losing more isn't a great idea. Likewise one should be careful about dieting during pregnancy.
Is it always healthy to lose weight?
No. If you already are at, or below your recommended weight losing more isn't a great idea. Likewise one should be careful about dieting during pregnancy.
Can you lose weight when you are pregnant and can the baby still be healthy?
Any attempt at weight lossduring pregnancy should be approached with great care. Consult a dietician.
How is it possible to not gain weight in pregnancy?
It is a necessary biological response for a woman to gain weight during her pregnancy. The weight is added from fat that holds nutrients and water that both provide for and protect the baby. It is not possible to not gain weight during the pregnancy without harming the baby, but there are ways to lose the weight after the birth of the child.
Can you not gain weight during an entire pregnancy and still have a healthy baby?
no not really. if in the entire 9 months of pregnancy there was no weight gained i would say that the baby would not be healthy. unless the mother had enough weight from the beginning to accommodate the baby's nutritional needs. Yes you can have a healthy baby, I lost 30kg in my pregnancy due to morning sickness and my baby had a score of 10/10 when born, this time I'm pregnant with my 2nd and the doctor told me it will be ok to lose a little weight this time, not too much and not too fast. Good Luck.
Can periods help you lose weight?
It is possible to lose weight during your period if your period makes you feel a little bit sick, because you might lose your appetite, but overall, no. Only a healthy diet and exercise program can really help you lose weight.
Is it a normal to lose a great deal of liquid during the 9 month of pregnancy?
No it is not normal to lose a great deal of liquid during pregnancy if it results in loss of weight, a pregnant female must be ganing weight. If the fluid loss is due to vomiting, this is normal. But if you believe you are vomiting more than normal, and causing you to lose weight, this is called hyperemisis gravidum, and your Dr. can treat you.
I am 5'5 and 111 how much weight could I lose and still be healthy?
Do not lose any weight , you are already UNDERWEIGHT for your height, this is NOT healthy.
What is a healthy weight to lose weekly?
Depends on your health and your weight.
What is the recommended weight for a preatal weight based on prepregnancy weight?
Do you mean postnatal? (after you've had the baby) if so then here is a quote from Mayo clinic: "Most women lose more than 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms) during childbirth, including the weight of the baby, placenta and amniotic fluid. During the first week after delivery, you'll lose additional weight as you shed retained fluids --- but the fat stored during pregnancy won't disappear on its own. Through diet and exercise, it's reasonable to lose up to 1 pound (0.5 kilogram) a week. It might take six months or even longer to return to your pre-pregnancy weight, whether you're breastfeeding or not. Even then, your weight might be distributed differently from how it was before pregnancy. Be gentle with yourself as you accept the changes in your body. Above all, take pride in your healthy lifestyle."
