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Not feeling any symptoms

I'm 5 weeks pregnant with my second child and I'm not feeling any symptoms like morning sickness or breast tenderness or anything is this normal??? Because with my first I was throwing up my entire 1st trimester.
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I'm 8 wks and dealing with the same fears. I'm exhausted with acne and super sore breasts but that's it. I'm really freaked out because my nausea and vomiting with my last three were so bad I had to be put on zofran for the entire duration of my pregnancies. I literally vomited everyday till I delivered. I know every pregnancy is differ but this has me really freaked out as well.
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Totally normal. I have no symptoms and I'm thanking my lucky stars!! My first two pregnancies I was a raging ***** and felt nauseous all the time. Now I feel fantastic and am full of energy. Enjoy it!!
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I think it's normal I'm about six weeks not confirmed by doc yet but i did take a hpt but this time in my first pregnancy i had bad morning sickness all the way till 5months but this time i have only had slight nauseousness i see the doctor tomorrow i would just say if your nervous go see a doctor but i don't think you should be worried i know im taking it as a nice change of pace
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Every pregnancy is different. This is my 4th and so far I have no morning sickness but I did with my first two pregnancies.
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