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pregnant no symptoms

5weeks pregnacy no symptoms
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1052300 tn?1262940306
I wasnt feeling too many symptoms- til about yesterday- then I was feeling very SICK/wanted to vomit. Felt faint- which I get- low blood pressure/short. (8 weeks today)
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951946 tn?1263565383
i didn't have any symptoms til i was almost 7 weeks-- then they were relentless til about 15.5 weeks.
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It's funny in a way how things change. When you're 25 and have symptoms, they are an annoyance. When you're over 35, they are a reassurance. Some women never really experience the symptoms at all. My take on it is this, if you have no symptoms try to enjoy feeling good and if wake up nauseous  and with sore boobs, try to appreciate that they are just reassuring signs that all is well. Easier said than done, I know!  Five weeks is still very early to feel the symptoms really. I suspect you'll be feeling some soon enough and then wondering why you wanted to. LOL :)
Congratulations on your pregnancy! Enjoy that BFP! :)
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296340 tn?1336164001
I didn't have my symtoms until around week 9th until week 12th.... enjoy while you don't have pregnancy symtoms.. when it hits you.. you wish it didn't.
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Congratulations on your pregnancy!  For many women, the nausea doesn't kick in until 6-7 weeks.  My sister never experienced any symptoms fin the first trimester for either of her pregnancies, except for feeling that pulling sensation in those first few weeks.

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