Mission:
wear that sexy dress again. Enemy: weight and fats
gained during pregnancy. Many women see it like this more than they may want to
admit.
The
time period you lose weight depends on various factors, and this covers the
amount of weight you obtained during your pregnancy.
A
lot of mothers are expected to shake off between 10 to 14 pounds during the
first 2 weeks after giving birth. This thinning may be due mainly to the release
of excess fluid in the body, including the the space used up by the child, the
amniotic fluid and the placenta. Some mothers may thin down a little bit less,
and others may lose some more.
As
your womb recoils back towards its normal size and your endocrine levels
continue to decline, you will drop off weight. Most women acquire at the very
least 7 pounds of fat during pregnancy. The fat acquired is meant to aid women
stock strength for breastfeeding. How fast this weight comes off relies on
important factors, which include genetics, your overall wellness, food intake,
and exercise.
Expect
that it will take some time to shave off the weight which you earned during
gestation. It did after all take you about 36 weeks to amass that weight on!
A
lot of women will remain with the last few pounds they are trying to trim off,
until they are
through with nursing a baby. Your body may hang on to a few
extra pounds to ensure you have decent physical energy to provide adequate milk
for your baby. Now, each one's journey is different.
On
a brighter side, with a solid nutritious program and with modest physical
workout, you can expect to lose that weight you acquired during gestation
within an acceptable time frame.
Lots
will return to their "pre-maternity weight" within 9 months after
giving birth IF they follow a regular exercise program and eat healthily. That
said, some ladies will lose their pregnancy fats in as little as two to three
months!
Don't worry too much as this mission is highly doable. Just use your sexy women dresses as inspiration to keep you focused!
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