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Symptoms going away at 9 1/2 weeks

Hi ladies!! I am wondering a little something, is it common for my ms to be disappearing at only 9 1/2 weeks? This is my 3rd pregnancy, I had 1 child but the last time I was pregnant I m/c so I am a little worried. I go for my fist ultrasound this Wednesday but I am trying to not run into the office early…
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1905116 tn?1444425264
I am 10wks +. I lost the nauseous symptoms a few weeks back and really am just tired with a bloated tummy now! Try not to panic, hopefully we're just lucky enough not to suffer too much. i dont really remember being ill with my other 2. I have my scan on fri, hopefully all will go well for you (and me!!)
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1275969 tn?1540644784
A lot of people have morning sickness in the first few weeks and then for it all to stop by 9-10 weeks. Try not to worry too much even though it's only natural to do. Good luck for your scan
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1794093 tn?1357930759
Mine has definitly let up for the most part and im on my 9th week... it comes and goes at this time but even a week ago i couldnt do anything without feeling sick... so its a welcome improvement! lol last time i didnt start feeling better till the 13th week and it was way worse!!
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Mine went away about then for a week and a half, maybe two weeks. Now almost done with week 12 and not to worry, it's back.
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