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No pregnancy symptoms, but I am pregnant!

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Tooby
It does happen that there are no symptoms at all! It's always scary when you feel nothing, especially if you're still in the early stages. I can't say for sure whether it's a good sign for you specifically, but it's quite common for some women to have no symptoms at all (even throughout the entire pregnancy).

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  1. ---- #2

    It doesn't have to be a bad sign; many women don't have any discomfort. But I understand that it makes you feel insecure. You're still quite early in your pregnancy. Usually, the discomfort starts around week 6 or 7. That's how it was for me too! And I hardly had any discomfort.
  2. Hato #3

    Hey Daisy, when I was pregnant with my son (now 4 years old), I had no symptoms at all throughout my entire pregnancy, not even a single small sign that I was pregnant except for my missed period and my growing belly It was truly a dream pregnancy..
  3. Jootje #4

    I'm so jealous.....typing while hanging over the toilet. My symptoms started this week. So nauseous! I'm 7 weeks now. Before that, I only had sensitive nipples.
    Oh well, we'll get something beautiful in return.
  4. Hato #5

    @jolanda; indeed, you really get something very beautiful back for it. My pregnancy was maybe without ailments, but I still missed those symptoms in a way; a pregnancy with everything included and there also belong those ailments.
  5. Daisy Guest #6

    Thanks everyone for responding. I'll just wait patiently and enjoy the fact that I'm only tired right now, haha! We'll see.
  6. AH Guest #7

    I haven't had any issues either I remember being really unsure about it because you only hear that everyone has problems with it. But now I'm 29 weeks pregnant and still complaint-free! Enjoy it!
  7. Daisy Guest #8

    Oh, that's great, saves us some money!!! And is it a boy or a girl? Congratulations, of course!

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