Mysterious weight gain
magdalune
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Over the last two or three days, I've gone from weighing 161 every evening to 165.
I'm eating all my calories and sometimes a little bit over, but that shouldn't make me gain - I should just be losing at a slower rate.
I exercise every day and try to vary the times and the speed when I can.
I drink too much water for it to be a sodium issue, and it's too early in my cycle for it to be menstrual water retention.
Talk to me.
I'm eating all my calories and sometimes a little bit over, but that shouldn't make me gain - I should just be losing at a slower rate.
I exercise every day and try to vary the times and the speed when I can.
I drink too much water for it to be a sodium issue, and it's too early in my cycle for it to be menstrual water retention.
Talk to me.
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Over the last two or three days, I've gone from weighing 161 every evening to 165.
I'm eating all my calories and sometimes a little bit over, but that shouldn't make me gain - I should just be losing at a slower rate.
I exercise every day and try to vary the times and the speed when I can.
I drink too much water for it to be a sodium issue, and it's too early in my cycle for it to be menstrual water retention.
Talk to me.0 -
I've had this happen... I don't know what's causing it but I float up then it comes back down. I wish I had words of wisdom for you.0
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Had same issue 15 days back. I just finished with menses. It couldn't be PMS. I did take prune juice, fruits and drank lots of water to get back on track. It fell off like, after 3 days.... every day, half kg a day for 3 days. Try taking lots of veggies n fruits n juice. Maybe the body is not cleansing properly.0
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Try weighing in the morning before you eat or drink anything--that is the best time to weigh, unless you work night shift or something. Otherwise, too many factors during the day can influence your weight.0
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Try weighing in the morning before you eat or drink anything--that is the best time to weigh, unless you work night shift or something. Otherwise, too many factors during the day can influence your weight.
i wake up at about anywhere from 8-10am most days but dont get to bed until 1 or 2am0 -
When you first wake up and after you have you done "the morning stuff" you know {ahem} bathroom stuff. But before you eat or drink anything.
By night shift, I meant working from like 11:00pm until 7:00am.
My DH Did that when we were dating WAYYY back when, and he would sleep until 3 or 4 in the afternoon.0 -
When you first wake up and after you have you done "the morning stuff" you know {ahem} bathroom stuff. But before you eat or drink anything.
By night shift, I meant working from like 11:00pm until 7:00am.
My DH Did that when we were dating WAYYY back when, and he would sleep until 3 or 4 in the afternoon.
thanks! just wanted confirmation
and yes i know what you mean that *ahem* stuff0 -
Ironically, I weigh less right after I exercise and hydrate around 10pm than I do when I wake up in the morning, which is part of the reason why that's my weigh-in time.0
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Things other than salt can cause bloating and temporary weight gain. Some veggies, beans, milk in some people. If you drank several glasses of water and your body hadn't eliminated enough extra fluid to make up the difference, that would do it too. Also, if you changed your workout routine or increased it your muscles may be holding on to water to repair themselves. That would increase your weight. That's why I only weigh 1 time a week - well :blushing: only officially anyway!! The other 2 - 3 times are just to see what's going on, sometimes even what pants I can wear that day!!
Plus, even if you drink a lot of water, excess sodium cause retention doesn't always flush out of your body immediately. Especially if you had extra sodium for lunch and dinner and weighed in the evening.
Just some thoughts!0
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