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4weeks no symptoms?!
I just found out I'm pregnant and about 3day shy from 5weeks. I took a test just from instinct and because I was late, and my period is always regular! Is this normal to have no symptoms ? I have no bleeding and some craps but light and very far and few in between. Please help?
So I was supposed to get my 3 depo shot in october.choose not to due to constant bleeding from it.Dr put me on it because I kept get ovarian cyst.since than I did get my period for 2 days in november I think it was the 22. I normaly bleed for about 7 days. Now I'M have not I am late did not get it in dec.just spoted a day.My breast hurt so bad and I'M have pain in my pelvic. I feel prego.IT took a test .last wek it said no.still waiting .I am rh- . I read that could cause a false test. I do have 3 children already.could I be? Please help
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Hi and thanks for using the forum.
Congratulations! It is not uncommon to have no symptoms yet, it is still pretty early. Most women, if they get symptoms, start around 7-8 weeks or so. Some women do not get any symptoms at all (lucky ducks!) while others have only mild symtoms. Then there are those women who get every symptom. The good news is that by your second trimester, most of the symptoms will start to fade. So, be sure to call and make your first ob/gyn appointment- prenatal care is so important for your health and your babies. Good luck.
Bridget
Congratulations! It is not uncommon to have no symptoms yet, it is still pretty early. Most women, if they get symptoms, start around 7-8 weeks or so. Some women do not get any symptoms at all (lucky ducks!) while others have only mild symtoms. Then there are those women who get every symptom. The good news is that by your second trimester, most of the symptoms will start to fade. So, be sure to call and make your first ob/gyn appointment- prenatal care is so important for your health and your babies. Good luck.
Bridget
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