Weight gain?

Question

I'm just trying to figure out what is normal, for a woman of normal bmi to begin with. How far along are you? How much have you gained? I am 19 weeks on Wednesday, and was shocked to see that I have gained 9 lbs as of today. I feel like I've gained 3-4 in the past two weeks alone, is that normal?

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Whatever you've gained is normal for you. Don't stress, don't get worked up, just eat when you're hungry. If there's a problem, your ob will tell you.

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I'm almost 17 weeks and have gained 8.5 pounds. I read somewhere in one of these glow posts that you should expect to gain 1 to 5 pounds in the first trimester and then about 1 pound a week after that. At 19 weeks that puts you between 6 and 10 pounds -- which fits the range you're falling into. But that's just it, a range - as long as you're feeling good and eating right I wouldn't worry about the number too much. Your body is going to do what it needs to do to carry your baby!

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Talk to your dr and see what they think is best. I am 20 weeks now and i have gained 15.5lbs 😨 but no concern since my newest GP didn't believe I was even that far along.  
We can gain everywhere though so it can even out. Even being constipated can add on pounds.

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Your doc will tell you if you are gaining too much. I'm 16 w and only gained one, but I am a little heavy so I've made sure to exercise and eat clean.

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Every body is different, I weighed 106 before getting pregnant. (I've always been small) I got down to 101 in the beginning & it would fluctuate, go up & down. Now I'm 103 at almost 16 weeks. I stay at 103 to 104 now.

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I'm 16 weeks today and have gained maybe 4 pounds. 2 weeks ago I had only gained 2

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I've only gained 4.5 lbs. Tim use to gaining atleast 10-15 by now!

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