Yes! And you should! If you don't gain weight, you will put your baby at a very high risk of complications during birth and after birth (and through out his/her entire life). You should gain at least between 23-35 pounds during pregnancy. Here's about how you will gain your weight: Baby-8 pounds Placenta - 2-3 pounds Amniotic fluid- 2-3 pounds Breast tissue- 2-3 pounds Blood supply- 4 pounds Fat stores for delivery and breastfeeding- 5-9 pounds Uterus increase- 2-5 pounds Total- 25 to 35 pounds For more information, read the related links below.
200 pounds minimum.
Every pregnant woman should gain the weight.
It is not harmful but it can contribute to weight gain.
Mothers do gain weight when they are pregnant.
No
If you have gained weight or not have nothing to do with it. If you are pregnant the test will show.
Third Month
Obviously notskinny people gain more weight than fat people when their pregnant
Over Eating
Not really. The babies tend to weigh less and the mother's tend to gain MORE weight.
yes you can always gain weight
Well, typically you gain weight when you are pregnant, but when I was pregnant I lost some weight at the beginning because I started eating really healthy and quit drinking soda, so I initially lost weight from that. Then started gaining as the baby grew. If you loose too much weight, your doctor will help you figure out why. Always see a doctor!