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Eating Too Much & Breaking Out CONSTANTLY !!! (7 week's)

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kayla1865
kayla1865

I keep eating a lot. I practically eat every hour. I have to have at least, something to snack on. Every 2 hour's, I can put away A LOT of food. I had a 6 oz. sirloin steak, onion rings, a house salad, and a whole bunch of tortilla chips with salsa from Chili's tonight. I've also, eaten about 15 Cheese Pizza Rolls and a slice of pizza today. I just can't stop eating. Not too long ago, I had 5 chocolate chip cookies with milk, and now I'm eating some Sour Punch Straw candy. It's ridiculous !!! On top of all that, I'm breaking out. My face is so oily. I have to wash it more now. It's like a human skin sponge of oil !!! sad I have zits popping up all over my chin, right under my nose, and on my cheeks... My face has some red blotchiness on the cheeks, too. It's rather gross. I feel so disgusting with all the bloating, constant hunger, and acne. I don't know what to do...

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  • weenett
    weenett kayla1865

    Posted

    Control ur eating its a myth u need to eat for 2 u only need 2-300 extra calories when pregnant if you need to snack eat healthy food greasy food will make ur skin far worse ur still early u might find ur skin settles down over next few weeks
    • kayla1865
      kayla1865 weenett

      Posted

      But you do get hungrier, right? My boyfriend's sister told me that she got hungrier during her first trimester. I'll try to eat healthier food, though. 

    • weenett
      weenett kayla1865

      Posted

      Some people do some people dont if ur a normal bmi i think its abt 2 stone average weight gain mainly in last trimester look up online the weight guide obvs if ur lighter u can afford to gain more heavier less
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