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almost no symptoms

I have had almost no symptoms others than having to pee all the time. I am 6w 4d.
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As soon as I hit 6weeks I cant stand the smell of cigarettes and I started vomiting and im also lucky enough to get flem in pregnancy and have to spit constantly! Enjoy this time haha
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I am 6wks and 3days, and I havent hadanu symptoms either besides having to constantly pee, and the sore boobs! Although my appetite has increased!
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With my first pregnancy I didnt have any morning sickness.  Never threw up are anything.  It was so nice. Now pregnant with our second child, I had really bad morning sickness but it lasted about a week. and every once in awhile I'll get nauseous. You should be happy you have no morning sickness!  
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I didnt have many symptoms either until I was about 11-12 weeks with morning sickness, sore boobs and tiredness. You might be lucky though and not have symptoms!
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I am normally emotional so that is nothing New for me
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you might get lucky :) im almost 34wks & i never got morning sickness nd i dnt have cravingss . im just emotional
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Dont worry. They'll kick in sooner or later. I didnt have symptoms till almost 8-9wks. im ftm 19wks now and got over all my symptoms around 14wks :)
Good Luck Hun! Congrats!
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