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Hi! I'm 6 weeks as of Sunday (today) and I'm not really having any symptoms. I do however has issues with food and smells. My senses are super strong. Is that normal? When I eat I feel like I'm gonna puke and can't finish my food. Is that normal? That's really it. But I'd like to know what y'all had going on at this time in yalls pregnancy!
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Im barley 3 weeks and im super tired and my breast are really tender. So since im feeling this symptoms so soon who knows what else I have in store! Lol
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Yea my boobs have gone up a whole cup size and are very firm instead of squishy like normal.
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All that is completely normal!! All I really noticed at six weeks was boob growth. Lol.. the morning sickness and every thing else kicked in not long after, but it went away around my second trimester. Congrats!!
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At 6 weeks i didnt even knw i was pregnant lol, all i was feeling was tired sleepy all the time n i thought it was from workin. Also sum smells did bother me also n i couldnt finish my food eitha. Its normal. I didnt get any morning sickness but if u do have it it goes away so dont worry. I used to buy food dat i thought i wanted n den not eat it
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I forgot to mention I've felt super drained the past couple days. Is that normal?
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