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Your Pregnancy Weight Gain Calculator Results -
Congratulations! You are right on target for a healthy weight gain during your pregnancy!
..so..after almost 7 months of my pregnancy, i reached to this weight gain statement. Usually, i would receive this message..
'..You are xx pounds under the lower end of your target weight range...'
..should i prefer to here the current result..
..mmm..
..i think i like to see the 'xx pounds under' result better than the current one that i had..
Now..i'm in my 27 weeks pregnancy already and this is how my life's changing so far:
The second trimester is drawing to a close, but as your body gears up for the final lap, you may start noticing some new symptoms. Along with an aching back, for example, you may find that your leg muscles cramp up now and then. They're carrying extra weight, after all, and your expanding uterus is putting pressure on the veins that return blood from your legs to your heart as well as on the nerves leading from your trunk to your legs. Unfortunately, the cramps may get worse as your pregnancy progresses. Leg cramps are more common at night but can also happen during the day. When a cramp strikes, stretching the calf muscle should give you some relief. Straighten your leg and then gently flex your toes back toward your shin. Walking for a few minutes or massaging your calf sometimes helps, too.
Congratulations! You are right on target for a healthy weight gain during your pregnancy!
..so..after almost 7 months of my pregnancy, i reached to this weight gain statement. Usually, i would receive this message..
'..You are xx pounds under the lower end of your target weight range...'
..should i prefer to here the current result..
..mmm..
..i think i like to see the 'xx pounds under' result better than the current one that i had..
Now..i'm in my 27 weeks pregnancy already and this is how my life's changing so far:
The second trimester is drawing to a close, but as your body gears up for the final lap, you may start noticing some new symptoms. Along with an aching back, for example, you may find that your leg muscles cramp up now and then. They're carrying extra weight, after all, and your expanding uterus is putting pressure on the veins that return blood from your legs to your heart as well as on the nerves leading from your trunk to your legs. Unfortunately, the cramps may get worse as your pregnancy progresses. Leg cramps are more common at night but can also happen during the day. When a cramp strikes, stretching the calf muscle should give you some relief. Straighten your leg and then gently flex your toes back toward your shin. Walking for a few minutes or massaging your calf sometimes helps, too.
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