I'm 7 months post-op, lost 90 pounds and about 8 weeks pregnant. My ob requested my calories go up to 2200 a day...I'm barely at 1200 and have gained 10lbs as I'm usually at 900. I'm terrified that I'm going to be right back where I was. I had surgery in Mexico and my surgeon and I don't exactly get along, I prefer not to contact him ever again lol. My pregnancy was a total surprise, actually found out on our honeymoon.

Congrats.

I might be way off on this so I like to see others oppions also, but You need more calories so your baby stays healthy. You will gain some weight from being pregnant but that is normal. Do the best you can of getting in good calories and not bad ones like chips and junk food. High Protein like chicken.

After the baby comes you just have to get back to it and focus on eating better and lower the calorie intake. I wish you luck and hope everything goes well.

Is the a option that you could contact a doctor there and explain whats going on? Maybe they will help you if they know whats going on?

I would suggest if the calories worry you stop counting them, and focus on eating fresh, lightly cooked or raw fruits and veggies. Keep your protiens lean, and get in healhy fats. Your baby in no way needs refined sugars or most grains. So every calorie spent thus couldl be a better calorie, nutrition wise. You will also see a difference in how you gain during pregnancy this way versus empty calories. A healthier baby will burn more of what you have to offer.

Water gain is unavoidable, and you have placenta, milk and such, so don't fret every pound.

yay, babies!!!

You only need an extra 300 calories in your first trimester, 350 in your second and 500 in your last to maintain your weight. Though the dr may be concerned about making sure the baby is getting enough nutrients to be healthy. I would discuss it with a NUT and see what they suggest. The weight usually falls off after the baby is born if you are breast feeding. I lost 30lbs in 2mths breast feeding after I had my son. Congrats!