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Worried....

I know I asked if symtoms vary but I was wondering if any of you experienced this.  I had complete and total Nausa SP?  for about 3 weeks then I had a pit in my stomach for a day then the Nausa came back really bad again, I had an ultra sound Friday when my nausa went a way a little and they saw a heart beat I was 7 weeks 2 days.  Sat and Sun I was very nausas but since Sunday night to today I am not nausa.  I am really worried because that is 2 days with nothing.  Did anyway else have this?

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377493 tn?1356502149
I have been having on and off nausea since about 5 1/2 weeks.  I am 7W4D today, and I too worried about it.  It comes for 2 or 3 days, then nothing for a few days.  Very strange I know, but everyone keeps telling me its normal, and thats what all the websites on pregnancy symptoms say as well.  Maybe you and I will just be 2 of the lucky ones who don't have it constantly.    Congrats on seeing the heartbeat, that is such a positive sign, and also must have been such a beautiful sight to see!
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324372 tn?1222820202
Oh, I was just the same.  I was so nauseated from about 6 weeks pregnant, with a few days here and there where I would feel much better, and then I'd get sick again.  I think it's pretty normal. Your body is adjusting to the hormones and some days are probably just worse than others.

I'm 17 weeks now and still having good and bad days when it comes to symptoms!

Sheri
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