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I'm 8 weeks

I'm 8 weeks and I have no symptoms. Why?
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1486020 tn?1354028475
No news is generally good news. Symptoms doesnt mean pregnancy and lack of symptoms doesnt mean bad/no pregnancy. So many ladies have pregnancy symptoms and they aren't even pregnant. And like I said before, not every pregnant women has symptoms. Everyone is different. You have nothing to worry about.
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Well the breast tenderness is in and off. I experience congestion, and headaches but not all the time. I just get worried because my ultrasound is not until the 24th.. Although I had blood work done. The dr. Office has not called me or sent a letter do that is a good thing, right?
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1972798 tn?1355549267
I'm the exact same way. Count your blessings.. only thing I've felt is sleepy all the time and hungry all hours of the night. I'm 12 weeks tomorrow.
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Your very lucky. My 1st was a walk in the park. No symptoms. 2nd however, i i have everything in the book and more.
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With my first 3 pregnancies I had no symptoms up until I gave birth. Now with my 4th I have had every symptom you can imagine. Trust me if you don't have symptoms enjoy it!!!
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1486020 tn?1354028475
Every pregnancy is different. Not everyone gets symptoms. I really didn't besides fatigue and tender breasts. Count your blessings! So many ladies have terrible morning sickness as well as other symptoms!
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