Weight loss?

Question

I am 10 weeks pregnant, and I started off at about 143 pounds. I am currently 138 pounds, and I have had some pretty bad morning sickness and no appetite! Is it normal to have not gained any weight at this point? Have you ladies experienced this?

Answer

I think it’s pretty common with morning sickness being at its peak first trimester! From what I’ve read, first trimester should be a gain of nothing to 5 pounds max. Obviously, a loss can happen too if you aren’t able to eat and keep it down:/ Don’t worry, your body will make up for it second and third trimester! I haven’t been too sick, but have gained only 1 pound at almost 11 weeks, and was the same with my first. After about 15 weeks it really picks up!  But everyone is different ☺️❤️

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I have lost 7 lbs already due to nausea! It just started getting better though so I am sure that is about to reverse. I had the same with my first 2 pregnancies and they are perfectly healthy little girls!

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During first trimester you’re technically not required to in weight. Weight gain should begin in second trimester at a rate of 1 lb/week (if BMI is normal) 
But just speak to your doctor about your weight loss concern due to having morning sickness and see if they have any worries or recommendations

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With both this pregnancy and my first (first I had no morning sickness) I lost about 6-7 lbs in 10-12 weeks. My mom said she did the same with both her pregnancies

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I’ve been eating chicken nuggets and cup soup. Unsurprisingly I’ve lost about 7kg (what’s that in imperial, 15lb?) in the past 3 months.
I’m expecting that when morning sickness eases off (if it eases off?!) I’ll put on some weight again when my intake starts to increase again.
Thats not considering the kid either. So overall expecting weight gain still.
11wks at the moment.

Weight loss?

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