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Is 190lbs In 13 Weeks Of Pregnancy Normal?

so I am now 13 weeks pregnant and I already gain 7 pounds, I normally weigh 130lb but my first pregnancy I went up to 190lb and by baby was 8lb 5oz even though I was that big I had no problem should I be worried now that I am 40 years old I am so worried is it ok to gain so much pounds at this age
Thu, 27 Nov 2014
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Hi,
I understand your query.
On an average half Kgs per week is average weight gain in pregnancy. Total average weight gain in 9 months is 11 Kgs.So your weight gain at this stage is alright.
Is your original weight 190 lbs at present? If so, it is on higher side. I would advuse you to get Glucose tollarance/ Thyroid function done- to exclude diabetes, thyroid problem-which are likely to cause increased weight gain in later months of pregncy.
Thanks.
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Is 190lbs In 13 Weeks Of Pregnancy Normal?

Hi, I understand your query. On an average half Kgs per week is average weight gain in pregnancy. Total average weight gain in 9 months is 11 Kgs.So your weight gain at this stage is alright. Is your original weight 190 lbs at present? If so, it is on higher side. I would advuse you to get Glucose tollarance/ Thyroid function done- to exclude diabetes, thyroid problem-which are likely to cause increased weight gain in later months of pregncy. Thanks.