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normal symptoms?

So im now almost 7 weeks, but I've noticed a derease in my "morning sickness" and I've gotten "polar opposite results in the BM bathroom area" this past week as well (from sudden urges w/soft stool to regular urges with very hard stool). Should I be concerned by this change? Would these changes take place if I miscarried?
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Yep, feeling more sick again today...
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It is perfectly normal for your symptoms to fluctuate during pregnancy. I usually have diarrhea for a week then constipation for the next.
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Thanks LynnB9, after reading your response it occurred to me that I have been drinking less water and have been out of my normal routine being off work for the holidays ...
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If you are worried you can always call your doctor and check with them. I am only 5 weeks and 4 days, but my symptoms vary by day and hour. I've had a good day so far with only on bout of nausea. I know from my husband talking with a pregnant co-worker that her symptoms disappeared around 9 or 10 weeks. Your body could be getting use to the higher levels of hormones.

To help with the hard stool, make sure you are drinking enough water.

I saw stats somewhere, that something like 25% of all women have no early pregnancy symptoms. I was hoping I would be one of those lucky women... sadly... its not the case.
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