A retrospective study in the United States showed that only 39.4% of 94,696 pregnant women gained weight during pregnancy within the appropriate range recommended by IOM, 17.8% did not gain enough weight, and 42.8% gained too much weight.
Insufficient or excessive weight gain during pregnancy is detrimental to the health of the mother and baby. Pregnancy weight gain is a comprehensive indicator that reflects the health status, nutritional status and fetal growth and development status of pregnant women.
Insufficient gestational weight gain: intrauterine growth and development is restricted, with an increased risk of preterm birth, low birth weight, and perinatal mortality.
Excessive weight gain during pregnancy: increases the risk of complications such as macrosomia and secondary cephalopelvic disproportion, gestational hypertension syndrome, and gestational diabetes.
Nowadays, many young people want to lose weight, in fact, the most important thing during pregnancy is the safety of the mother and child, the health of women, and a reasonable weight represents the health of the fetus and the pregnant mother.
Every pregnant mother should not take it lightly!
#Cute baby growth ##孕期体重#
