Is it harder to get pregnant when your fat

Why is it harder for fat women to get pregnant??

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There is no such thing as fat women not getting pregnant. As long as u and ur partner are adequate with eggs and sperm it should still happen. Like we have always said though best thing is to forget about trying and decide to do something e…

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When you get pregnant,you obviously gain weight,but is it flabby like your getting fat or is it just hard?

Q: I was just wondering, if when you get pregnant, you start to gain weight, but when you first start, is it flabby like your just getting fat and then does it get hard further into the pregnancy, or is it hard when you start to gain weight ?

A: its not flabby. u can start gaining weight at around 2 months i guess depending on the personwith my first i didn’t gain anything till 4 months.u get flabby after u give birth

if you had extra bit of fat on your belly from baby #1 or just in general, when did you start showing w/ #2?

Q: my son is 9 1/2 months old and im 9 weeks 4 days preggo with our second. i gained 40 lbs with my son and only managed to lose 10 of it before getting pregnant again (unplanned but still happy!). i hemmoraged after birth and was very low iron therefore had barely enough energy to care for myself and my son, let alone exercise. regardless, im super paranoid about gaining ANOTHER 40 lbs with this one and am trying to eat healthy but something working full time caring for a 9 month old, i give into my pregnancy cravings :S if your kids were close together, did you still gain a lot of weight if you hadnt lost much? and if you had a layer of fat on your belly when you got pregnant, how long before you started showing? (especially if it was “leftovers” from your first baby)im just super paranoid as i had a really hard time adjusting after my son was born. it was hard on my relationship with my husband. ive gotten over it now and dealt with it, but im scared it’ll all come back again.

A: My pregnancies were about two years apart, but I did still have a little extra fat from the first baby. I started showing at the beginning of my second trimester. Towards the end of my first trimester, you could tell I was getting a little bit of a belly, but it was definitely not a tell-tale baby bump.Congrats on baby #1 and baby #2!!

When did it become really difficult or noticeably harder to bend down/get back up ect while pregnant?

Q: Hi ladies, so Iev notice more and more Its fine to bend down/squat down whatever to pick things up but its the trying to stand back up is like woah this is almost a work out, harder and Its like I forget im pregnant because I get a little mad at my body for not cooperating. And I hate feeling like I cant do things. Ill go to bend down to get something for my grandfather because he has a bad back (disinegrating disks) and I feel bad becxause hes trying to be nice and get it himself because im pregnant!!!(he is old school that is why) But I hate feeling like i wont be able to easily pick things up. and my grandmother/mother were bugging me saying just wait until your walking like this,a nd then there looking like there penguins walking lol, and showing how youd sit down all funny and stuff…. Does that actually happen for every pregnant woman? I know ive seen it from woman. But is it just because they have gotten so large(there stomach) And im nto saying fat….. Just from normal pregnancy and usually when there closer to 8-9 months and up. Im almost 7 months and I feel it when getting down then trying to get back up I pretty much have to grab ahold of something to bring myself back up…… Is there anything maybe to help this Or is it just the extra weight, centre of gravity being off?

A: I think it’s different for everyone. I started having sporadic pain around 28 weeks. I’m now 35 weeks and I can still bend down and get back up but it’s a slow process. I teach kindergarten so I’m always moving close to the ground and getting back up again. I think the reason this happens is because your body is changing so rapidly and your muscles don’t have enough time to adjust to it. Also your uterus is about the size of your who mid body (trunk area) so all of your organs are being compressed and it makes using your muscles a little more difficult. As far as sitting in a recliner or our chaise lounge, I either have to roll off or have help getting up. It’s pretty funny to watch me roll off-there is enough padding and I have found a way to maneuver without squishing my stomach. I think its helping to increase the muscles in my arms since I use them as much as possible when moving.The waddling you mentioned happens to a lot of women…I have a friend who is 4 weeks behind me in her pregnancy and she has gained more weight and it already waddling. On the other hand, I’ve been told I’m not waddling yet. I’ve asked my mom (who is brutally honesty) and she has said I’m not doing the penguin walk yet. This is my first pregnancy so I don’t have anything to compare it to but others who are pregnant right now. I think that the larger your stomach is the more you would tend to walk like that. I’ve always had a very small frame, and have only gained weight in my stomach area.