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Singleton Pregnancy Total Gain Reference Calculator

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Look up the CDC reference range for total pregnancy gain based on pre-pregnancy BMI.

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How to use the Singleton Pregnancy Total Gain Reference Calculator

Look up the CDC reference range for total pregnancy gain based on pre-pregnancy BMI. The range refers to the whole singleton pregnancy rather than a week-by-week target.

The calculation

Use pre-pregnancy BMI to select CDC singleton total pregnancy gain reference bands

Worked example

60 kg at 165 cm gives pre-pregnancy BMI about 22.04, corresponding to the CDC singleton total-gain reference of 25–35 lb.

Assumptions and limits

Not an individualized target or fetal growth assessment. Twins, adolescents and clinical conditions need different guidance; discuss your appropriate range with your prenatal clinician.

Common questions

Which inputs should I use?

Look up the CDC reference range for total pregnancy gain based on pre-pregnancy BMI. The range refers to the whole singleton pregnancy rather than a week-by-week target.

What does the result exclude?

Not an individualized target or fetal growth assessment. Twins, adolescents and clinical conditions need different guidance; discuss your appropriate range with your prenatal clinician.

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