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Pregnancy  Weight control can be problematic for some people at
any stage of their life, but woman especially can have a tough
time during pregnancy. Pregnancy can make you feel hungry...
Weight control can be problematic for some people at any stage
of their life, but woman especially can have a tough time during
pregnancy. Pregnancy can make you feel hungry nearly all the
time, or send you running to the bathroom at the mere sight of
food.  A new study carried out in Scotland looks at low and high
body mass index (BMI) during pregnancy and the role it plays in
the mother and child’s health as well as health care costs. They
found that pregnant women who had too low or too high a BMI were
at a higher risk for complications and additional
hospitalization.  109,592 pregnant women were examined and
classified in five categories based on their BMI. The
classifications were:  - Underweight BMI < 18.5  - Normal BMI
18.5-24.9  - Overweight BMI 25-29.9  - Ob