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Water weight - fact or fiction?

aquabunny101
Posts: 15
Just wondering if this thing about carrying water weight in women before that dreaded time is true?
Will this make weight scale measurements inaccurate?
Thanks Kate x
Will this make weight scale measurements inaccurate?
Thanks Kate x
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It's true for some women, but not all. It's true for me, so I don't typically weigh in during that time.0
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Definitely true for me. I figured out that's why there's always a diuretic in Pamprin and Midol.0
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It is true in most women. i find i bloat less now that i have a healthier diet though.0
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FACT! I bloat a lot before that time. Also, during the day if I weight myself in the morning vs. at night there will be about a 4-5 difference in my weight. This is due to water retention. I drink a ridiculous amount of water, but yes water will affect your weight...for some women, significantly.0
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I get so bloated, I look pregnant! Ppl have asked in the past.0
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