2005
DOI: 10.2223/jped.1282
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Gestational weight gain and macrosomia in a cohort of mothers and their children

Abstract: Considering that excessive gestational weight gain was the only predictor related to macrosomia, it is important that preventive programs that take account of this predictor be implemented, avoiding undesirable fetal outcomes. Future studies should include a wider variety of macrosomia predictors and additional birth outcomes.

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“…Some women may become vulnerable to excessive weight gain during pregnancy and therefore may have a higher risk for postpartum weight retention and obesity. [10][11][12] Binge eating episodes are the most prevalent inappropriate eating behaviors reported during the gestational period and are generally accompanied by excessive weight gain with some studies indicating that the prevalence of regular binge eating among women in their first pregnancy is 25-44%. 13,14 Binge eating episodes occur more frequently among women who usually keep a restrictive eating pattern and cannot maintain their strict dieting behavior when pregnant, and in those who tend to overeat in response to a depressive mood.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some women may become vulnerable to excessive weight gain during pregnancy and therefore may have a higher risk for postpartum weight retention and obesity. [10][11][12] Binge eating episodes are the most prevalent inappropriate eating behaviors reported during the gestational period and are generally accompanied by excessive weight gain with some studies indicating that the prevalence of regular binge eating among women in their first pregnancy is 25-44%. 13,14 Binge eating episodes occur more frequently among women who usually keep a restrictive eating pattern and cannot maintain their strict dieting behavior when pregnant, and in those who tend to overeat in response to a depressive mood.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La antropometría materna puede utilizarse para evaluar el estado nutricional de la embarazada o para relacionarla con el crecimiento del feto y predecir el peso del bebé al nacer (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9). Existen diferencias entre las medidas antropométricas usadas para construir indicadores o proponer metodologías en cuanto a su capacidad evaluativa o predictiva de los fenómenos que se quieren medir en el transcurso y al final del embarazo; esta capacidad depende del tipo de medida antropométrica (tamaño o composición corporal), de su combinación con otras medidas antropométricas, del contexto socioeconómico y cultural en el que se utilicen o apliquen y de los objetivos programáticos de su uso (10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18).…”
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“…A gestação nessa fase da vida merece destaque na literatura e é reconhecidamente um problema de saúde pública, uma vez que, seja de forma intencional, voluntária ou acidental, altera significativamente a vida da adolescente, podendo desencadear riscos biológicos, psicossociais e nutricionais, já que esta é uma situação de competição, pois o crescimento materno impõe necessidades que se somam às necessidades da gestação (FRANCESCHINI et al, 2003;XIMENES NETO et al, 2007;JONES et al, 2010;ERETTA et al, 2011).…”
Section: Gravidez Na Adolescência: Aspectos Geraisunclassified
“…Tal situação merece atenção especial, pois a gestação é um período no qual as necessidades nutricionais estão aumentadas, especialmente quando conduzida na adolescência, quando os requerimentos se somam às demandas relacionadas à fase de crescimento materno (JONES et al, 2010). É importante, portanto, analisar a qualidade do ganho de peso da gestante adolescente para que esse aumento ponderal seja associado a ofertas adequadas de nutrientes qualitativa e quantitativamente.…”
Section: Consumo Alimentar E Ganho De Peso Gestacionalunclassified
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