Pregnancy weight fluctuates at night and in the morning, and is generally based on the weight measured in the morning on an empty stomach.
A woman’s weight will increase during pregnancy. Throughout pregnancy, a woman’s weight gain will be about 12 to 18 kg, with more weight gain during pregnancy for women who are thin and weak.
For women who have a fat body, the weight gain during pregnancy is less. When taking weight measurements, the weight in the morning during fasting is usually used as the standard and is chosen the same way for each measurement.
If the weight gain during pregnancy is too fast, it will increase the possibility of gestational diabetes, and if the weight gain during pregnancy is slow, it will not ensure adequate nutrition for the fetus. Therefore women should keep an eye on their weight changes during pregnancy to promote normal fetal development.
If a woman’s weight gain is abnormal, it is recommended that she seek medical attention in a timely manner and be treated under the guidance of her doctor.