You are in your second trimester and you are still not gaining weight?

Yes. A woman can miscarry late in the first trimester or second trimester when hCG levels are at peak at over 250,000.

Well, I would recommend exercising daily or regularly for longer periods of time to ensure gaining weight on the body, but not fat. That way, the person is still healthy.

each pregnancy is diffrent, some women vomit more then others.

Yes. The limit in the US is 24 weeks so before that.

Yes a pregnancy test will continue to be positive until after the baby is born.

Are you still getting your period? Gaining weight can make you more tired. It wont make your breast tender unless its alot of weight at once. Like 25 pounds or more in a few weeks. You do not get sick from gaining weight. You dont get swollen ankles from gaining weight, those come after gaining weight. Go to the doctor and take the pregnancy test there because its more accurate than the store one. If your not pregnant they can evaluate the weight gain. It could be something else like thyroid.

Yes, most symptoms stop at the end of the first trimester

you might want to get a pregnancy test if you are gaining weight and missing periods. Good luck!

Yes. If you are working out and gaining muscle tone, then it is reasonable that you may gain a little weight (a few pounds) or not lose as much weight as you normally would have if you were just losing "fat" weight. It is good that you are losing fat! In addition, you may be putting on some water weight as your body adjusts. This will go away completely within a few weeks or so. If this is not the case, and you are losing "fat" but still gaining weight, you may want to see a nutritionist or doctor to find out why that would be happening. Absent of that, there is nothing wrong with gaining a few pounds of muscle as you lose fat.

Typically, diabetic diets make the patient lose weight as opposed to gaining weight. However, it is of course possible to gain weight on such a diet. Regular exercise is still essential.

It is extremely unlikely that you are pregnant.

Liposuction is very helpful for people who are trying to lose weight especially who are staying away from eating and still they are gaining weight. I would recommended because its has a vary side effects.

yes, but usually only when it is after sex, or after straining or exercize, if it persists, or if it still occurs when your not exercizing be sure to visit a doctor.

BPD? Bronchopulmonary dysplasia happens when the baby is still on oxygen after 28th days of life.It happens outside of the womb not during pregnancy.

Still i buprofen or paracetamol.

I would suggest asking a Doctor. I'm over weight, but I don't really what to talk to other people about it. Sorry if this isn't much help

If you mean 5'3, then its about normal weight, but it is a bit underweight try gaining 10 pounds or so. That would be a great body weight. but you're still have healthy weight for a 13 yrs.

it is common for women to still get their menstrual period their first trimester of pregnancy.

Eating is the cause of gaining weight, so when people aren't hungry and don't eat, they naturally lose weight due to the fact that they are not putting any weight into their body. In fact, if they are still having bowel movements and are urinating, along with burning calories, they are expending more weight than they are putting in.

I have had my thyroid removed, and I gained sooooooo much weight. When I was perscribed the synthetic thyroid, I was still gaining, when I supplemented it with the raw thyroid hormone, I lost weight, and didn't feel jittery. I love it and have lost 60 lbs

Back ache Rapid weight gain/bump shape forming needing to pee more headaches some people start having or still have morning sickness during this trimester and most still keep an aversion to certain smells/colours/foods Harder to walk/climb stairs/do strenuous activity Clothes don't fit Red cheeks Sweating more Some people are still exhausted and this is OK sometimes, but if it is all the time, then you need to see your doctor or midwife because you may be anaemic Dental problems Swollen feet and ankles

No you can still have cramps during your first trimester

the percent of the baby having congenital birth defects or being still born is %85 higher than a mother without the disease, and the percent in the second trimester is %25, and while in the third trimester there will most likely be no <b><i>SERIOUS</b></i> problems

If the mountain peak is still gaining in height despite erosion, the mountain is still growing.

A good place to start gaining healthy weight would be a calorie calculator. Using a calorie calculator, you will be able to accurately determine how much you should be eating on a regular basis to gain weight and still stay healthy to give blood. Foods that are nutrient dense such as carrots, tomatoes, spinach, apples, oatmeal, salmon and whole grain pastas are an excellent way to gain weight. However, gaining weight to donate blood is not recommended by physicians. Most physicians will recommend that you eat healthy and ensure that you have a stable weight before trying to donate blood.