Healthy eating and exercise.
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Yes, it is possible to get a flat stomach again, after having a c-section. The medical procedure itself has no bearing on whether or not you can regain a flat stomach. Drink lots of water, eat well, and exercise as often as you can.
Yes, because the baby is bigger and squishing your stomach so there is less space for your food, which often makes you not very hungry and can cause morning sickness to come back again, hence weight loss Always call your OB, remember they have the degree. The answer is NO. The baby is growing and also putting on more weight IF you are eating normally/there hasn't been a change in your eating. A lot of people do lose weight though. I certainly did and many other people I know did. I was told it was normal and very common
Not possible as far as I know. Never heard of such a thing. Did this happen to you?
A conventional baby scale can be used to calculate urine output. Weight the diaper before putting it on your baby, and then again when it is wet.
It can actually. but again, depends on your stomach problem.
well, they throw up there stomach and there stomach eats the food and then they swallow there stomach again. pretty disgusting!
There is alot of probiotic to frozen yogurt so it might cause diarrhea, but then again too much of anything is bad for you.
Your body will go into starvation mode, your blood sugar levels will drop dangerously, and you will become ill. When you start to eat again, you will gain back twice as much weight very quickly, as your body will try to prepare for another "lean time" by putting on and storing as much fat as possible.
No.
its possible maybe because ive lost my nail
Post gastric bypass surgery weight gain may result from enlargement of the stomach pouch. An enlarged stomach pouch will hold more food, allowing for the absorption of more calories, which may lead to weight gain. A physician may repair the pouch through a nonsurgical technique called stomaphyx. In this procedure, a doctor inserts a device into the stomach pouch through the mouth of the patient. The physician staples the sides of the stomach to reduce the size again. Less risk of infection is reported with this technique. It results in less pain and a shorter recovery time for the patient.
Try putting it in rice and then turning it off and on again