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Is it ok to be obese before pregnant
My bmi is 29. Is it ok to become pregnant now? Will baby have any issues ? Pregnancy itself makes people gain weight as I'm already near obese what u precautions I have to take
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Yes obesity can create problems like diabetes and pcod ... U have to change your lifestyle and improve your diet...aerobic exercise and low carbohyadrates zero fat high proteins...
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Obesity is the major risk factor for all health issues,do change your life style modification and dietary habits.Go for jogging early morning, it's a best workout for body
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Hi good evening
Thnxs for your question
Regular aerobic exercise will help u to burn ur calaries and reduce carbohydrates in diets.
U can plan pregnancy don't worry about it.
Weight gain is must for healthy baby.
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Yes. obesity creates problem like diabetes in pregnancy, big baby etc.
Try switching over to healthy lifestyle and weight reduction. Watch your diet and sleep pattern
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