Patient's question:
Weight is around 126 kg, but after 9 weeks of pregnancy, it was 120 jin. I have seen a doctor a few times, and now at 29 weeks of pregnancy, it is still around 119 kg. It hasn't increased and has even decreased, but all prenatal check-ups are normal, and the fetus's development is also normal. However, the weight is not increasing. Treatment history and effectiveness: One month before pregnancy, the weight was around 126 kg, but after 9 weeks of pregnancy, it was 120 jin. I have seen a doctor a few times, and now at 29 weeks of pregnancy, it is still around 119 kg. It hasn't increased and has even decreased, but all prenatal check-ups are normal, and the fetus's development is also normal. However, the weight is not increasing. What help do I need: One month before pregnancy, the weight was around 126 kg, but after 9 weeks of pregnancy, it was 120 jin. I have seen a doctor a few times, and now at 29 weeks of pregnancy, it is still around 119 kg. It hasn't increased and has even decreased, but all prenatal check-ups are normal, and the fetus's development is also normal. However, the weight is not increasing.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, weight gain after pregnancy varies in magnitude and timing. Some women start gaining weight gradually from the early stages of pregnancy, reaching an increase of around 15 kilograms by full term. Others experience less noticeable weight gain, possibly only increasing by 10 kilograms throughout the entire pregnancy. Some women see significant weight gain by the fourth month of pregnancy. A pronounced weight gain does not necessarily mean the woman has been consistently at the forefront throughout the pregnancy; conversely, early weight gain that is not very noticeable may surge later on. A pregnant woman's weight does not always increase evenly each month as described in books.