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2 weeks pregnant

Im two weeks pregnant and I was wondering what I should expect and if its normal for my nipples to be getting darker?
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I found out around that time too! I found out before HPT came out positive. I just had a feeling I was. I kept dreaming about it and it was weird. When I saw the negative HPT I knew ot was wrong and tested again a little over a week and it came out positive. :) I had all the symptoms, fatigue, cramping, headaches, sore nipples, and I just felt different. I am 6 weeks 6 days now.
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Mine started early on, I found out with my youngest when I was 3 weeks and 3 days (1 week, 3 days gestationally) so everyone is different when it comes to symptoms. I had the bloating, sore boobs, fatigue….etc!
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Its not likley for symptoms to start so early mine didnt start till like 6 wewks
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Just curious, but how did u figure out so early?
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Super tired def. Need to make time for naps.
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Thank you and I didn't realize thats why I've been sleeping so much.
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Congratulations.  its completely normal for your areola to get dark. In fact it's one of the symptoms. Now you can expect morning sickness and feeling tired for your first trimester. Happy pregnancy:)
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