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Loss of symptoms
I'm 6w6d, and last week I was having some pretty serious nipple pain, over the past week it has slowly but surely left, the only time my boobs hurt at all now is after taking my bra off at the end of the day. I don't have very bad food aversions anymore, and I'm really not feeling pregnant at all besides sleeping more often, veiny, heavy breasts, and a bloating feeling directly in my uterus. Is this normal?! I've had no spotting, mild, normal cramping, and I heard the H/B at 124 last week, just don't know why I'm not feeling MORE pregnant instead of less :/
I'm trying to consider myself a lucky one! With my son I don't remember symptoms, except cramping in the beginning, and I threw up maybe 3 times total, so maybe it's the same! I'm going to get an u/s gel doppler just like the doctors for home, (I did it with my son and it was a life saver!!) after my OB hears the H/B from his office, so around 10 weeks, only 3 more weeks to go, haha!
I'm 36 weeks and never had any symptoms no nausea, cravings, bloating, not even frequent trips to the bathroom. Consider yourself lucky:) I knew my baby was ok at docs visits and sonograms. And wen my baby kicked around my 20th week My breast are still not tender nor have they grown:-(
Good to know! I didn't think my breast tenderness would go away this early, but they're still very swollen and have the lumps on both sides, so hopefully thats a good sign!
dont worry i didnt get to hear my babys heart beat till 16 weeks :( that drove me crazy but everything was fine
Well im 9w2d I dont feel pregnate any more I feel fine no pain no bleeding no spotting no discharge nd I havent heard the heartbeat cause the fact my dc says its to early what do you all think should I be worried!
A lot of times women will lose some symptoms of pregnancy and later gain more. Uve already heard the heartbeat and no bleeding so everything should b fine (:
that happened to me around 10 weeks pregnant but im 18 weeks now n everythings fine, i asked my ob n he said it happens to some woman but as long as there is no heavy bleeding u should b fine
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