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Do you lose the same amount each week?

Posts: 42 Member
edited November 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
1 week I lose what I expected. The next, it's less.... But yet I haven't changed a thing. Does this just happen? It never happened to me before when i lost my first 15 pounds (that loss was consistent week by week). Trying to lose 25 more.

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  • Posts: 4,044 Member
    No not at all. I have some weeks where I won't lose a thing, seriously 2 to 3 weeks in a row with the ounces going up and down. Then week 4 or 5 I'm down by a pound or two. The less you have to lose it seems the more up and down and inconsistent it becomes.
  • Posts: 26,368 Member
    I only lost every 3-4 weeks...
  • Posts: 179 Member
    I lose big amount once in a time and then weight is this same for some time. If I count average it's about 0,7 kg weekly
  • Posts: 28,055 Member
    Since I gain at ovulation and premenstrually, I just worry about the overall trend.

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  • Posts: 2,254 Member
    Agreed with @kshama2001. I gain & get extra hungry at ovulation, and the same goes for the week prior to my period. The overall trend is what counts, which is why I started weighing daily b/c I wanted to most data as possible.
  • Posts: 83 Member
    I tend to have a bigger loss one week then the next is smaller - Im thinking of weighing only once every 2 weeks (Officially) because of it - this way I won't get discouraged by logging a little number.
  • Posts: 41,865 Member
    skylarmunn wrote: »
    1 week I lose what I expected. The next, it's less.... But yet I haven't changed a thing. Does this just happen? It never happened to me before when i lost my first 15 pounds (that loss was consistent week by week). Trying to lose 25 more.

    It's usually pretty consistent early on, but becomes less and less linear as you go along...that was my experience. As you lean out, changes in fluids and waste will be more noticeable on the scale than they were when you had more fat.
  • Posts: 27 Member
    kshama2001 wrote: »
    Since I gain at ovulation and premenstrually, I just worry about the overall trend.

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    Agreed ... the trend is your friend. It's not what happens once, it's what is happening over time ...
  • Posts: 1,372 Member
    When I was losing my normal pattern was lose nothing for 3 weeks, drop .5-1lb, another 3-4 weeks at that new weight before another decline.
  • Posts: 708 Member
    My weight loss is inconsistent, sometimes I'll loose big one week and very little for a few weeks following or have a few good weeks then flat line (nothing) for several weeks. As long as my trend is good I don't worry about.
  • Posts: 114 Member
    i track my weight all month long and notice it goes down steadily - like this month: week 1 i lost 2.1lbs, then week 2 .9, week 3 .6, week 4 .2 - which was weighed today and i start my TOM on tuesday which will be the week when i lose the most again... its annoying to see myself lose less and less each week, but at least it's consistent so i know whats going to happen? Still on track to lose 4 pounds this month, which would be "1 pound a week" technically as i have my goals set.
  • Posts: 699 Member
    More or less constant. My weekly, monthly, 3 month are all about 1.8 lbs per week on average
  • Posts: 1,038 Member
    Average comes out to about a pound a week, but some weeks I'm up a quarter pound, other weeks, down a pound a half. Seems like I'm at a steady 4.5 pounds per month if you look at my monthly trends. Weekly, there are so many other factors, I try not to even think about it- just record the number I'm given and move on.
  • Been logging for 35 days now and my weight loss hasn't been consistent... I'm 9lbs down overall though.
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