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I'm 4weeks 5day today and I feel fine not sure what next just won't to hear advice for other on what I may expect....
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I'll be 20 weeks on Monday and haven't felt any different from not being pregnant :)
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Thanks lady's I will keep you guys uodated
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She's right, there's so many possibilities and everyone is different! I'm almost 10 weeks and feel totally fine still, no sickness or ill feelings. Around week 7 I noticed I was making more frequent trips to the ladies but even that has gone. You'll just have to see how your body reacts, gl!
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There's only about a million things but it is different for every person & every pregnancy.  Shortness of breath swollen nasal passage nose bleeds gum bleeds constipation headache fatigue insomnia (funny huh) neasua vomiting dizziness bloating back hip joint pain excess water weight decreased appetite increased appetite mood swings. This some of em and they call us the weaker sex...
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I agree, super nausea and a lot if puking and really sore boobs....my nausea lasted until about 16wks, I'm 21wks now and feeling great. Also around 12wks I stared to feel cramping but my dr said that's just my uterus stretching as the baby grows. It's like a pulling feeling..not very comfortable.  Congrats and good luck :-)
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All day nausea till second trimester started around 8 weeks for me. Sleeping for 14 hours everynight super thirsty
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