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Actually at 31st week by baby is 1.6kg weight..so doctor prescribed argipreg 6gm sachet.and I have started to eat sweat potato..peanut and butter and fruits and healthy veges...daily!!...and also milk everyday ..and also iron and calcium tablets.will my baby gain weight in next 15days??..I mean 33rdweeks??..I need some chubby baby and colour baby ...so what are the procedures should I follow after this
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Your baby is growing normally. Take a balanced diet, plenty of rest, pelvic exercises etc and you will surely have a chubby baby !
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Yes definitely.. Baby growth is maximizing in last few weeks..
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you have still 8 to 9 week time
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don't worry
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