Gained 9lbs in a few hours
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Who the heck is wooing everything in here? If you disagree with something that's being said, it would be a more productive conversation to say that. If you think woo is positive, it's not. It's means you think the post is based on BS.16
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nutmegoreo wrote: »Who the heck is wooing everything in here? If you disagree with something that's being said, it would be a more productive conversation to say that. If you think woo is positive, it's not. It's means you think the post is based on BS.
I was wondering that myself! I chose to view my woo as a "woohoo, great advice!" instead of the alternative...
I'm presuming it may be one person hitting all of them, and they probably (hopefully!) think it means woohoo. 8 -
Has OP showed up to see all this great advice?
Its a pity if they haven't because they would have learned to calm down about fluctuations.. geez Louise! how many threads can this forum have about mega gains happening either overnight or within a few hours - common sense should tell them it's not real gain!10 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »Who the heck is wooing everything in here? If you disagree with something that's being said, it would be a more productive conversation to say that. If you think woo is positive, it's not. It's means you think the post is based on BS.
I was wondering that myself! I chose to view my woo as a "woohoo, great advice!" instead of the alternative... I'm presuming it may be one person hitting all of them, and they probably (hopefully!) think it means woohoo.
That's generally what I assume too, and don't particularly care. Just thought I'd point it out so that maybe we can spare at least one person from starting a thread about the woo button, or commenting on how they used it to cheer people on.9 -
MegaMooseEsq wrote: »In order to gain nine pounds of fat, you would need to eat your maintenance calories plus 31,500. For reference, this picture contains 7161 calories worth of hamburgers - you would need to eat 4 or 5 of every one of them to hit that calorie goal.
I got sick just looking at all those pictures
Dear lord, who can eat all that in just one seating?
Depends how far I've just run.... :laugh:4 -
I'm going to swear right here. *kitten* the scale. It's just a reference anyways. You had a cheat day, as you well deserve. Now keep up with the lifestyle as per usual. No need to panic, think or fret. Maybe only weigh yourself once a week for starters. Good luck.3
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If you eat a big meal why would you not expect to see the weight of that meal immediately reflected on the scale? Food doesn’t become weightless when it enters your body. You have to give it time to digest. Food, waste, sodium, TOM, and more can show up on the scale. It’s just part of having a working human body. You have to learn to accept those daily fluctuations and stop getting inside your own head. And cancelling plans? Why? You don’t have to be miserable to lose weight! You still need to live your life and it needs to be a life worth living or you’ll never stick with it and have sustainable weight loss. You need balance and patience. And probably don’t weight yourself after meals.11
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If it's any comfort, I gained 8 lbs overnight in Dec. after a cookie binge. It was extremely temporary.7
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I know. But it can make the scale go up crazy high in hours. Proving in some cases,that water weight can go up quickly.1 -
I know. But it can make the scale go up crazy high in hours. Proving in some cases,that water weight can go up quickly.
Sometimes I wish they could just drain regular water weight like they can ascites. Stupid edema.2 -
singingflutelady wrote: »You shouldn't weigh yourself at night. Food and liquid have weight. Wait until the morning
Agree, I consistently weigh 2-2.5lbs more in the evening, a few hours after dinner, before bed, than I do in the morning, post first-pee.1 -
@Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink sorry for not responding sooner. The meal that I eat was chicken. I’ve always noticed that whenever I eat chicken I bloat a lot and tend to get stomach ache after it but I’ve always just coped with it because it’s my favourite food. Maybe I gained the the 9lbs because chicken is a heavier food Im not too sure.0
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Are you still 9 pounds heavier?2
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maryjane159 wrote: »@Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink sorry for not responding sooner. The meal that I eat was chicken. I’ve always noticed that whenever I eat chicken I bloat a lot and tend to get stomach ache after it but I’ve always just coped with it because it’s my favourite food. Maybe I gained the the 9lbs because chicken is a heavier food Im not too sure.
Chicken is not a "heavier" food. 200g of chicken weighs the same as 200g of anything else: 200g.
I think you already got good answers above.2 -
@Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink no I’ve gained more than that now every day since I came off my diet I have been gaining weight like 2lbs and sometimes more a day4
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You should get medical help. Your rapid weight gain is beyond what the posters here can answer. That does not sound good at all.8
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maryjane159 wrote: »@Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink no I’ve gained more than that now every day since I came off my diet I have been gaining weight like 2lbs and sometimes more a day
That would be something like 25 lbs in a week (including the initial 9)... are you sure about that?
How many calories are you currently eating?2 -
@try2again I’m not sure exactly but it’s deffo not to much for me to be gaining weight all the time. I gain weight and my stomach goes huge I literally look months pregnant from bloat whenever I eat0
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maryjane159 wrote: »@try2again I’m not sure exactly but it’s deffo not to much for me to be gaining weight all the time. I gain weight and my stomach goes huge I literally look months pregnant from bloat whenever I eat
Have you scheduled an appointment with your doctor?
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Yes, see your doctor - might be some kind of food intolerance causing issues, or something more serious, but only a doctor can answer that.
It might just be water retention, but that's a lot of water.
Also, I guess the obvious question at this point needs to be, are you sure you're NOT pregnant?
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Yes, see your doctor - might be some kind of food intolerance causing issues, or something more serious, but only a doctor can answer that.
It might just be water retention, but that's a lot of water.
Also, I guess the obvious question at this point needs to be, are you sure you're NOT pregnant?
Hello! Yes, this! Good call2 -
Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink wrote: »Hello! Yes, this! Good call
I still remember the young lady who was told by her Naturopath that she had a parasite - turned out to be the kind of "parasite" that lives with you for about 18 years or so...
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Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink wrote: »Hello! Yes, this! Good call
I still remember the young lady who was told by her Naturopath that she had a parasite - turned out to be the kind of "parasite" that lives with you for about 18 years or so...
Yep, remember her.0 -
Yes, see your doctor - might be some kind of food intolerance causing issues, or something more serious, but only a doctor can answer that.
It might just be water retention, but that's a lot of water.
Also, I guess the obvious question at this point needs to be, are you sure you're NOT pregnant?
Good question to ask, but I don't think even pregnancy could explain 23 lbs in a week!
Curious that she seems disinterested in the suggestions to see her doctor. If it were me, I'd be banging down the door.4 -
Ok. All jokes aside.
Time to see a doctor. Bloat like you describe is not a normal reaction to eating.
There do exist both less serious and more life threatening medical conditions that ought to be investigated if such bloating is manifest.
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Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink wrote: »Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink wrote: »Hello! Yes, this! Good call
I still remember the young lady who was told by her Naturopath that she had a parasite - turned out to be the kind of "parasite" that lives with you for about 18 years or so...
Yep, remember her.
Classic MFP :bigsmile:2 -
maryjane159 wrote: »@try2again I’m not sure exactly but it’s deffo not to much for me to be gaining weight all the time. I gain weight and my stomach goes huge I literally look months pregnant from bloat whenever I eat
How can you not be sure if you're weighing yourself? Does the scale show you're gaining weight, or not? This whole thing is starting to sound rather strange.
If you're gaining 2 pounds every day on a continuous basis, you have serious medical issues going on - far beyond what any anonymous person on an internet forum can help you with.0 -
maryjane159 wrote: »@try2again I’m not sure exactly but it’s deffo not to much for me to be gaining weight all the time. I gain weight and my stomach goes huge I literally look months pregnant from bloat whenever I eat
How can you not be sure if you're weighing yourself?
I think she meant she's not sure how many calories she's eating.
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maryjane159 wrote: »@try2again I’m not sure exactly but it’s deffo not to much for me to be gaining weight all the time. I gain weight and my stomach goes huge I literally look months pregnant from bloat whenever I eat
How can you not be sure if you're weighing yourself?
I think she meant she's not sure how many calories she's eating.
I wasn't really clear on which part of your post she was responding to.
Either way, to be gaining 2 pounds a day, her intake would have to be around 7500-8000 calories per day - which I guess would explain both the weight gain and why she gets so bloated after every meal. Otherwise, none of it makes any sense.2 -
maryjane159 wrote: »@try2again I’m not sure exactly but it’s deffo not to much for me to be gaining weight all the time. I gain weight and my stomach goes huge I literally look months pregnant from bloat whenever I eat
If you're not sure how many calories you're actually consuming, then you also can't be sure that it's not enough to gain weight. People in general are notoriously bad at estimating their intake.
That said, if you really are gaining that much weight that fast, and it's not just an error on your scale or inconsistent weighing (have you also taken measurements?), then you really should see your doctor as soon as possible to rule out anything serious. You'd have to be overeating by a considerable amount to be gaining so much.0
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