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chaarlotte289
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Hi everyone,
I have been eating around 2300-2500 calories a day for the past 3 weeks. I was maintaining last week at this time (even loosing around .2lb a day). Last Friday I randomly gained a half a pound and since then have been gaining around .2-.4lb a day. Since last Wednesday I'm up roughly 2lbs. I am extremely frustrated and not sure what to do. I don't get a period because of a medical condition... and even if it was PMS wouldn't I not consistently gain everyday?
My sodium is always under 1500 as well... any insight?
I have been eating around 2300-2500 calories a day for the past 3 weeks. I was maintaining last week at this time (even loosing around .2lb a day). Last Friday I randomly gained a half a pound and since then have been gaining around .2-.4lb a day. Since last Wednesday I'm up roughly 2lbs. I am extremely frustrated and not sure what to do. I don't get a period because of a medical condition... and even if it was PMS wouldn't I not consistently gain everyday?
My sodium is always under 1500 as well... any insight?
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Did you increase/decrease your training/exercise during this time?0
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tayloralanj wrote: »Did you increase/decrease your training/exercise during this time?
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Properly measuring everything on the scale?
Otherwise, it might be too soon to tell.0 -
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Water weight possibly.
Are you drinking enough water?
Is this 2 lbs within your maint weight range? Or are you trying to maintain at one specific number? Because the latter will drive yourself mad.
The human body is 60% + made of water so weight flux is normal. I recommend to set a weight range and only worry if you go above that.
Some people's normal weight flux is 1-2 lbs. While others are more like 3-5 lbs. Figure out what yours is before going into panic mode.
Good luck!0
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