6.5 weeks pregnant, zero symptoms-how bad is this?
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Anonymous
| IVF (well, 3rd FET after IVF) pregnancy with my DD I never had any symptoms the whole time and spotted the whole first tri. I was so anxious the whole time, but it did get better after more good news U/Ss and especially after I could feel her. Be kind to yourself. Lots of women would kill tonnitnhave morning sickness, but not many who have had a tough road to pregnancy. DD is amazing and healthy. |
Anonymous
| ^^ PP. meant to add I also had high betas. And good luck!! Wishing you a healthy pregnancy and child. |
Anonymous
| It’s totally normal. |
Anonymous
| Very normal. Doesn’t mean a thing. The only symptoms I ever had in both of my pregnancies was eventual heartburn and back pain in the last month or two. |
Anonymous
| I felt no symptoms until week 9 or 10 when nausea started. Very normal. Try not to worry! |
Anonymous
| I had ZERO symptoms until around 8 weeks. I had nausea and vomiting from week 8 through week 12. Except week 10, lol. Symptoms really do come and go. |
Anonymous
| Fine. |
Anonymous
| I've never had any symptoms during my pregnancies until I can feel the baby moving around. I consider myself lucky compared to what my friends were experiencing. Congrats! Try to enjoy your pregnancy as much as you can. |
Anonymous
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As long as you aren't cramping and bleeding, I would always assume everything is fine.
Until you know otherwise, that's normally the best way to go through pregnancy. |
Anonymous
| I felt like crap 24/7 literally from conception + a few days each time until the birth. Thank your lucky stars and enjoy your pregnancy. |
Anonymous
Only symptom I had at that time was bloating. Never had morning sickness either, and I also had a boy. It's not an old wives tale that less morning sickness equal boy - there is scientific research that percentage wise this is true. With a girl, morning sickness is more likely because of the influx of estrogen on top of Mom's estrogen. Of course, some women get morning sickness regardless. |
Anonymous
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With first kid, I was exhausted but otherwise had no symptoms until she started kicking at about 16 weeks. With the second, I was sick as hell from 8 weeks until about 16 weeks. I didn't even find out that I was pregnant with DD1 until about 6.5 weeks, and that was only because I missed my period. With DD2, I knew I was pregnant at 4 weeks, but felt nothing until 8.
It could be bad. It could be nothing. You just have to relax at this point because it'll be what it is no matter whether you stress or not. |
Anonymous
| I had no symptoms until about 8 weeks, then morning sickness hit me like a truck and never really went away. I know it's hard not to worry, but try to enjoy being symptom-free and having this wonderful secret! |
Anonymous
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Don't read into it.
My first pregnancy, which had no issues, I was not sick once. In fact, I felt great. My second pregnancy, which so far has no issues *knock on wood*, I am still sick and it is the second trimester. This is not just me; it is common for people to experience a range of symptoms, with all outcomes. |
Anonymous
| agree, don't feel worried, enjoy this beautiful time, inside your belly is gworing a small angel |