Pregnant Weight Calculator

During pregnancy, a woman's weight increases very significantly, on average by 10-14 kg. This is due to several reasons: A growing fetus, the mass of which at the time of birth is 3-4 kg; For the development of the child, certain conditions are necessary: the uterus stretches, becomes more full-blooded, the placenta and amniotic fluid are formed. All this increases the total body weight of a woman; The body of the expectant mother is undergoing significant changes: a supply of adipose tissue appears, which should reliably protect the baby from external influences, the mammary glands increase, the volume of circulating blood increases, as a result, the body weight increases.

Pregnancy weight calculator will help to calculate the graph of weight gain rates by weeks of pregnancy, depending on individual parameters - height and weight before pregnancy. A handy graph will help you compare your values with the results of other users. This calculator allows you to calculate a number of parameters for the weight of the expectant mother. If you indicate which week of pregnancy you are now in, as well as your height in centimeters, then you can calculate what weight gain per week is the maximum permissible for you. The weight gained during pregnancy is made up of several components, namely the weight of the child himself, equal to about 3-4 kg, the uterus and amniotic fluid weigh up to 2 kg, the increased blood volume - about 1.5-1.7 kg, an increase in the mammary glands - 0.5 kg and additional body fat up to 3-4 kg. Additional parameters, such as a woman's age, tendency to be overweight, large fetus, toxicosis and increased appetite, can also affect weight gain.