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No symptoms.
Hi ladies...I'm five weeks pregnant (had blood test) I have no symptoms. I suffer from anxiety and am driving myself crazy with worry. Shouldn't I have something??
I'm 37 weeks pregnant and besides feeling him kick and now getting uncomfortable and my huge belly of course wouldn't of believed I'm pregnant besides heartburn
I'm 11 and a half weeks pregnant and I did not have symptoms for the first 6 weeks.When I finally took a pregnancy test I realize previous weeks and tired more than usual and I was nauseous. The slightest changes in your body will allow you to realize that you have a baby in there. Don't worry... take it a day at a time and enjoy this beautiful moment.
I'm 11 and a half weeks pregnant and I did not have symptoms for the first 6 weeks.When I finally took a pregnancy test I realize previous weeks I was more tired than usual and I was nauseous. The slightest changes in your body will allow you to realize that you have a baby in there. Don't worry... take it a day at a time and enjoy this beautiful moment.
Nope its normal my only symptom is ive become incredibly clumsy its how i knew i was pregnant its been so bad i noticed it and just knew because i always get pregnancy brain
Hi ! I m in week 13. Yes don t worry i had nothing. nausea a bit 6th to 8th week.(no vomiting thank God, i m so scared of it) Breast tenderness yes at the begining but not umberable ! Really tired week 11 and 12
Thank you both for response. I will stay positive and stop worrying.
The only symptoms I had with my first pregnancy was breast tenderness and I didn't start feeling that until around 7 weeks. I didn't get any other symptoms until my 3rd trimester when I got really bad heartburn. Some people are lucky and don't feel anything.
Not really. Be thankful. Some women have a ton and some have none. You could have a fantastic pregnancy or at week 15 you could get lots of symptoms.
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