Here are answers from FAQ Farmers: * Anytime throughout your pregnancy. * It depends how much you eat. The baby/placenta/uterus do not add any significant weight until the 4th or 5th month. Some women put on very little weight, particularly if they were overweight to begin with and watch what they eat. I once cared for a woman who weighed 168 pounds at the start of her pregnancy and 161 pounds at the end (with the help of the hospital dietician). Her mother was prediciting dire consequences. Her baby boy weighed over 10 pounds. She went home weighing 137 pounds. * It is up to your body. Eat when you're craving or when you're hungry. Don't over stuff yourself.
Ether you are gaining weight or you are bloated.
Not pregnant.
If you have never had sex then you are definitely not pregnant but if you are gaining weight, bloated and you missed your period then it sounds kind of serious and you should go and see your doctor. The main thing is no sex = no baby.
You will gain weight if the amount of energy you take in is more than the amount you use.
You're gaining weight... so if you do not like it exercise, or eat healthier.
Stretch marks occur from rapidly losing or gaining weight in one part of the body. You do not have be pregnant to lose or gain weight in your lower stomach area. There are many products on the market that claim to fade stretch marks like Mederma, but a natural remedy is aloe vera gel.
Your ankle may not swell at all. If it does, it happens at different times for different women. It may happen when you start gaining more weight and perhaps in your 3rd trimester (if it happens at all).
There is no specific weight for a pregnant hampster. The only way to know is if the hampster is gaining weight and acting strangely.
Well, typically you gain weight when you are pregnant, but when I was pregnant I lost some weight at the beginning because I started eating really healthy and quit drinking soda, so I initially lost weight from that. Then started gaining as the baby grew. If you loose too much weight, your doctor will help you figure out why. Always see a doctor!
You probably should consult your OB/GYN to see if your lack of weight gain is cause for concern and see what they recommend.
Yes you will stop losing weight because you have lost too much and then will start GAINING weight if you work out too much.
If you are pregnant you should be gaining weight not losing it (wait until after you have the baby to worry about it) it means that the baby is healthy. If you want to stay fit take a walk every day for 30 minutes or more