Any women ever gain weight quickly with no explanation?
Kkmama
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Two weeks ago I got on the scale and was up 10 lbs in just one week! I am at a loss as to what it could be. I generally eat well and exercise everyday... sometimes I will take a day off, but it is not common. I got on the scale this morning and have not lost any of it. But my scale does the fat % and I was shocked to see that I am 56% fat. Even at my heaviest I was only 46% fat.
I think I am retaining water, my rings are tight.
Have any of you ever experienced this? I am frustrated and have increased my water, increased my cardio... I even worked out twice a day last week to no avail!
Any input is appreciated.
I think I am retaining water, my rings are tight.
Have any of you ever experienced this? I am frustrated and have increased my water, increased my cardio... I even worked out twice a day last week to no avail!
Any input is appreciated.
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http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/83598-why-you-gain-when-starting-a-new-workout
I just read this topic I can't explain the increase on fat but this might help a bit?0 -
maybe reset your scale.0
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You need new batteries0
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I get this too, I can't explain it either.0
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Me thinks your scale might be malfunctioning.0
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happened to me two weeks ago. 4lbs in 4 days for no apparent reason. It's really frustrating.0
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My rings tend to get tight when I've eaten too much salt, as I'll retain LOTS of water! If you lower your salt intake but continue to bloat, try doing 1 day of Diurex. But first, reset your scale, it sounds cranky. Good luck (:0
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You need new batteries
I agree - check the batteries or invest in a new scale.0 -
If your rings are tight I think your suspicion of water retention is probably at least partially to blame. I went up 8# in one day. Turns out I was not drinking enough water and with working out had gotten myself into a dehydrated state. This can cause your body to reserve the fluid you are drinking. Increasing water and following the suggestions I found online of increasing B6 worked like a charm for me. Back down and rings loose in 2 days.
http://www.restoreunity.org/water_retention.htm0 -
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/83598-why-you-gain-when-starting-a-new-workout
I just read this topic I can't explain the increase on fat but this might help a bit?
Thank you
I found this link very helpful.0 -
Don't want to scare you but here are some illnesses that can be related to weight gain. Maybe you have some of those symptoms.
http://altmedicine.about.com/cs/treatments/a/WeightGain.htm0 -
This happened to me when I developed hypothyroidism0
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Thank you everyone for your input. Unfortunately it is not my scale as I have an older on and when I get on it the weight is exactly the same. I have an appointment with my doc today so hopefully something will come of it. I drank what felt like copious amounts of water yesterday and am down 2 lbs, so that is going in the right direction.
Thank you for the posts and websites to check, it really helped.0 -
Pms adds 7-10# on me like clockwork, depending how much water I consume. It's towards the lower end if I drink 10-15 glasses/day during that time0
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