Yes..i gained about 3 pounds so far..my butt is getting fuller, my hips;wider,and i usually wear a 34B..now im a 34C..wow,in only 5 weeks..
You may be having a multiple birth. You could also just be a heavier person. Heavier people gain weight faster during pregnancy.
5 weeks is roughly 1 month. You can do the math.
frog are pregnant for 2-5 weeks.
5 weeks ago
How much weight you gain during your pregnancy depends on how much you weighed prior to getting pregnant. If you were at a healthy weight prior to getting pregnant, you should gain 25-35 pounds during pregnancy. This breaks down to 1-5 pounds during the first trimester, and approximately 1 pound a week for the remaining duration of your pregnancy. So, at 18 weeks, you should have gained 6-10 pounds by now. If you are overweight, you should only gain 15-25 pounds during your pregnancy, if you are obese, you should only gain 11-20 pounds. However, if you are underweight, you should gain 28-40 pounds during your pregnancy. If you are having more than one baby, the amount of weight you should gain is higher. Your doctor will be monitoring your weight gain. If you have any questions or concerns, make sure you discuss it with your doctor at your next appointment.
1 to 2 pounds a weeks is a healthy rate to lose weight. The first few weeks will certainly be much faster, as much as 5 pounds or so. But you didn't gain all the weight in a few weeks, so don't expect to lose it in a few weeks.
At 22 weeks you would be 5 and 1/2 months pregnant.
Go get a calander and count backwards 5 weeks from March the 7th.
4 weeks and 5 days from scan, the first two weeks you are pregnant if the weeks which you are ovulating, technically you are not pregnant then but you still have a egg
2kg's but it was also Christmas to that was a factor too! Most women gain a couple pounds of water weight in the first few weeks of pregnancy. Since the baby to be only weighs a couple ounces weight gain early on is minimal.
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20 weeks = roughly around 5 months so you are just under 5 months pregnant.