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Just worried

First I found out I was pregnant because I had discharge I never been pregnant I thought I had an std I went to the hospital they told me I was pregnant . I then made a dr app but they scheduled me way out to Aug 25 but I found out July 28 so I went an had some side work down lol at the hope center the first time I went the ultra sound only showed sac the second time it showed baby the third time it shows baby an heart beat I'm so happy . But worried because I have yet to have any morning sickness
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My ultrasound shows mayb around 8 weeks I have my very first real dr apt on Thursday .i have been going to the free hope center an geting my ultra sounds and there ultra sound is so old so I'm really not sure butmayb 9 weeks but havnt had any throwing up only a slight Brest tenderness but can't really tell if I slept wrong .or if it's with the pregnacy . If I didn't take a test I wouldn't even new I was pregnant I feel normal
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I'm 7 weeks n haven't had any yet , how far are you
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Symptoms are different for everyone and cannot be relied on what so ever to determine the viability of a pregnancy. You may not get morning sickness ever and thats still completely normal.
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I've had three pregnancies and have never had morning sickness! Consider yourself lucky. :)
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