Postpartum weight loss failure will lead to obesity

The weight gain during pregnancy and after delivery and failed to lose weight women, to continue in a period of time in the future the possibility of obesity is higher.From the United States Gundersen Lutheran medical center of obstetrics and gynecology expert Charles w. Schauberger said: "weight gain during pregnancy, and six months after childbirth has failed to effectively implement weight loss is one of the long-term predictors of obesity in the future

95 women tracked observations, these subjects before delivery to visit during the 6 months after delivery.All respondents delivery process smoothly.In a future follow-up, the researchers 540 women were, on average, eight of them.5 years of observation, evaluation factors associated with weight gain.Research results published in the August this year in the journal of obstetrics and gynecology.The researchers found that women in the six months after pregnancy compared with pregnant before an average weight gain of 3.7 pounds, and long-term follow-up results showed an average weight gain of 13.Eight pounds.The researchers found that those weighing more than 6 months after delivery inspection recommended levels of women's long-term observation weight gain is also more obvious.Doctors suggest women during pregnancy weight gain, on average, should be in the 25 to 35 pounds, but those overweight people should be in 15 to 25 pounds.Those in childbirth women weight loss six months after long-term observation about 5 pounds weight gain, and those six months after birth weight women did not reduce long-term observation weight gain more than 18 pounds.

This has been a controversy in the field of obstetrics and gynecology problem, that is, how much women during pregnancy weight gain, whether this will affect the long-term situation.We care about is whether this after pregnancy weight gain will continue, will lead to serious results."Those for aerobic exercise and breast-feeding women who are more than three months time from the forward minimum weight gain, although the impact of short-term effect is not obvious. But this does not mean simply in breastfeeding can cause long-term weight loss. Schauberger guidelines advise women follow about weight, gradually lose weight after childbirth, rather than lose weight immediately after childbirth.