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NO Symptoms!

Ok guys so I'm 4 weeks and 3 days and I have no symptoms what's so ever, the only think I can say I have is my boobs feel bigger but I already have large breast to begin with. The way I found out I was pregnant was simply the fact that my period was late. I was wondering when u guys started feel symptoms??
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I didnt notice many symptoms until almost 3 months. Then they came on like crazy!
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Yes i would say it would be normal not to experience any symptoms yet but if youre worried then speak to your midwife about it
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I was 10 weeks when I found out. I didn't have any symptoms. Symptoms kicked in around 12 weeks and it was on for a month. I was miserable but they're all gone now. Oh! and I'm 31 weeks now :)
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Yah I had a blood test done by my doc. I found out pretty early. so I guess this is normal then
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Your only one month ,
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7930748 tn?1395500860
Have you had a postive pregnancy test? Dont worry if you dont have any symtoms yet, I found out I was pregnant when I was about 4-5 weeks but didnt get any symptoms until like 7-8 weeks and still got them now at 16 weeks. First thing I noticed was really sore boobs then sickness. Try not to worry
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