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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Unintentional weight gain is when you gain weight without trying to do so. A continued weight gain occurs with pregnancy, whereas a periodic weight gain may occur with menstruation. A rapid weight gain may be a sign of dangerous fluid retention. | Unintentional weight gain is when you gain weight without trying to do so. A continued weight gain occurs with [[pregnancy]], whereas a periodic weight gain may occur with [[menstruation]]. A rapid weight gain may be a sign of dangerous fluid retention. | ||
==What are the symptoms of weight gain?== | ==What are the symptoms of weight gain?== | ||
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Overview
Unintentional weight gain is when you gain weight without trying to do so. A continued weight gain occurs with pregnancy, whereas a periodic weight gain may occur with menstruation. A rapid weight gain may be a sign of dangerous fluid retention.
What are the symptoms of weight gain?
What causes weight gain?
Who is at highest risk?
Diagnosis
When to seek urgent medical care?
Treatment options
Where to find medical care for weight gain?
Directions to Hospitals Treating Condition