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Being pregnant can make it a lot harder to feel good about your body or have a positive body image, so here are 8 tips to improve your body image. Sometimes, I look at photos of me before I got pregnant and I miss looking and feeling like that. I could tie my shoelaces with ease, easily stand up and get out of a car without a groan! I could exercise how I wanted. Eat what I liked.

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For years, doctors and other health-care providers have managed pregnant patients according to guidelines issued by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists ACOG. In , ACOG stated, "Regardless of how much women weigh before they become pregnant, gaining between pounds during pregnancy can improve the outcome of pregnancy and reduce their chances of having the pregnancy end in fetal death. The current study was undertaken to test whether these guidelines make a difference in maternal-fetal outcomes among obese women. In the study, conducted at several hospitals, the researchers followed obese pregnant women, all of whom had a body mass index BMI of 30 or greater. Half of the women followed conventional prenatal nutritional guidelines, which is essentially "eat to appetite" control group.