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Recommended pregnancy weight-gain range for your week, based on pre-pregnancy BMI.

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A pregnancy weight-gain calculator shows the healthy amount to gain by any week of pregnancy, using the Institute of Medicine (IOM) guidelines that scale the target to your pre-pregnancy body mass index. Underweight women are advised to gain the most and obese women the least. First-trimester gain is small (about 0.5–2 kg); the bulk accrues in the second and third trimesters at a steady weekly rate, tracked here in a week-by-week schedule.

It first works out your pre-pregnancy BMI. A 165 cm, 60 kg woman has a BMI of 60 ÷ 1.65² ≈ 22, which is normal weight, so her full-term target is 11.5–16 kg. By week 20 the recommended gain is the small first-trimester amount plus about 0.35–0.5 kg per week for the seven weeks since week 13 — roughly 3–5.5 kg so far. The schedule lists the target for every fortnight of pregnancy.

Enter your height, pre-pregnancy weight and current week, and note whether you are carrying twins, which raises the recommended range substantially. Because these are population guidelines, individual advice may differ — your midwife or obstetrician accounts for your health, starting weight and how the pregnancy is progressing. This tool is for information, not medical advice.

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Igba wo ni mo yẹ ki n gba iwuwo nígbá ti mo bá jẹ́ ọmọ?

Awọn itọnisọna IOM da lori BMI ti o wa ṣaaju ibalopọ: nipa 12.5–18 kg (28–40 lb) ti o ba jẹ ti o kere ju, 11.5–16 kg (25–35 lb) ti o ba jẹ ti o dara julọ, 7–11.5 kg (15–25 lb) ti o ba jẹ ti o ga julọ, ati 5–9 kg (11–20 lb) ti o ba jẹ ti o ga julọ, fun ọmọ kan.

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First-trimester gain is small — roughly 0.5–2 kg total. After week 13 a steady weekly rate applies (about 0.45 kg/week for normal weight, less if overweight), so the cumulative target at any week is the first-trimester gain plus the rate times the weeks since 13.

Njẹ atẹle naa yatọ fun awọn ọmọbinrin?

Yes. Carrying twins raises the recommended total substantially — roughly 17–25 kg (37–54 lb) for a normal-weight mother — because there are two babies plus extra placenta and fluid. This tool shows the higher twin range when selected.

Igba wo ni mo ti yẹ ki n gba iwuwo ni 20 ọsẹ?

For a normal-weight woman the IOM target by week 20 is roughly 3–5.5 kg (about 7–12 lb): the small first-trimester gain plus about 0.35–0.5 kg per week after week 13. The pregnancy weight gain calculator tailors this to your pre-pregnancy BMI.

Njẹ o jẹ deede lati padanu iwuwo ni igba akọkọ ti o ba n ṣe abẹ?

Awọn obinrin diẹ ti o ku ni igba diẹ ni ibẹrẹ lati ifẹ, eyiti o jẹ deede. IOM ṣe ireti pe o le ni iyọrisi ti o kere ju ti o fẹrẹ to 0.5-2 kg ni oṣu mẹta akọkọ, pẹlu iwuwo ti o pọ julọ ti a fi kun ni pẹ; sọrọ nipa iyọrisi nla pẹlu olupese rẹ.

Kini ti mo ba bẹrẹ ifẹnufẹ́ mì nígbà ti mo bá jẹ́ apọju tabi apọju?

Gbogbogbo ti a ṣeduro jẹ kekere - nipa 7-11.5 kg ti o ba jẹ iwuwo giga ati 5-9 kg ti o ba jẹ iwuwo giga, ni ibamu si 11.5-16 kg ni iwuwo deede. Kalkulatoru yan band lati giga ati iwuwo ti o ti fi sii ṣaaju ibalopọ.

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    "weight": "60",
    "week": "20"
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