Lost a pound?

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So I went in for my 35 week check up and the scale says I lost a pound... Um it's been 3 weeks since I've been there how on earth did I lose and not gain like 5-10 pounds?! Doctor said its nothing to worry about but that's just weird to me..

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I've gained about 7 pounds from 30 weeks to 34 weeks, my appointment at 35+1 I was the same weight so I'm starting to level off. It's perfectly normal to maintain or lose weight the last few weeks before labor. I wouldn't worry about it.

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Totally normal! With my first the same thing happened. I actually lost a couple pounds in the last few weeks. I haven't lost any this time (that I know of yet) but I stopped gaining weight a couple weeks ago and have remained the same.

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You stop gaining weight (and can even lose some) towards the end of pregnancy. I've been the same +/- half a pound for the last 3 weeks. Only one more to go!!

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I know isn't it so weird

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I am 37 weeks and down to my weekly appts. I have lost 6lbs in 2 weeks! Doctor says it is normal and safe! 6 less lbs I have to lose once little man arrives! 😃

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I'm 34 weeks and have gained 14 lbs so far. I have lost weight since 30 weeks. It's normal as long as you are still eating/drinking. Just give baby nutrients and he/she will be fine. If the dr says your are fine then no worries. 
Side note: I'm not trying to lose weight. I'm chasing after my 1 year old so I'm constantly moving

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It's common to lose a little weight in the end of the pregnancy. It's mostly water weight

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I lose four pounds this week . Wouldn't worry about it.

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Its actually very normal to lose weight at the end

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Omg I feel like I'm gonna gain another 5 these last 4 weeks. I can't stop eating!

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