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I am 33 weeks and have had zero appetite this whole pregnancy. I have had to force myself to eat 3 meals a day. I'm mainly drinking my calories/nutrition in OJ, milk, V8, and smoothies. My doctor isn't concerned.
As for the meat there, I have no experience to base this on but I don't know if I'd eat it.
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I had a way reduced appetite. I ended up only gaining 12 pounds and delivered a healthy baby. As long as you're still consuming an ok amount of food, you're ok.
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It was for me. I dropped weight in my first trimester because I didn't eat.
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I had no appetite my first trimester but it came back during my second.
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How far along are you? I actually lost weight during my first trimester due to morning sickness and lack of appetite. It came back about halfway through.
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Both this time and last time I haven't had an appetite during pregnancy. I really have to make myself eat. It makes me sad because eating is usually one of my favorite activities.
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I rarely had any appetite during pregnancy. I would kind of force myself to eat things I could stomach. ~ 2 months post-partum, my normal appetite returned, plus some!
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I had no appetite my first trimester and ended up losing ten pounds. Appetite returned in the second semester and then went away again in the last month before baby.
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Not sure if it's normal, but it happened to me. I lost around 7lbs the first trimester, because I suffered with terrible morning sickness and didn't feel like eating hardly anything. One of the only things I could stomach was potatoes, so I lived on those.. just try and think of something you feel you can eat and stick to that. It got much better for me towards the middle of the second trimester and now at the end of the third, I'm almost eating like normal!
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Yeah, I had none during my entire pregnancy. Very acutely in the beginning, then more mild in the latter part, but still didn't eat much. I lost 20 lbs! The day I gave birth, I was was ravenous and all that first week I just ate and ate and ate. It was glorious
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