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Few pregnancy complaints

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NadienGuest ·
Hi ladies,
I'm almost 6 weeks pregnant and so far have had few complaints. Just sore/sensitive breasts and occasional headaches, but otherwise I'm doing fine. Oh, and quite tired..
Are there any other ladies here who also had absolutely no nausea or cramps? I know it varies from woman to woman. Can I just consider myself lucky? Or is it still to come?

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  1. Maartje Guest #2

    Every pregnancy is different. With the first one, I had few symptoms at the start, but more towards the end. Now I'm pregnant with the second, and I was really nauseous at the beginning, but I'm more mobile towards the end compared to the first one. So like you said, count yourself lucky!
  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    You do have quite a few complaints.

    Tired, sore and sensitive breasts, and occasional headaches.

    Be glad that you're (still) not feeling nauseous. That you're (still) not having stomach aches.
  3. Babytje4 #4

    Hey, I only had breast pain at first; the rest came later. Wait, hihi. Nausea started for me from week 8.
  4. Floor Guest #5

    I didn't feel anything at first, but at 5.5 weeks, that awful nausea started!
  5. Laura1992 #6

    I'm also feeling pretty good (8 weeks pregnant). I feel a bit nauseous every now and then... but mostly I'm just tired! Otherwise, no complaints at all... thank goodness! But... it also brings some uncertainty... is everything okay? I don't have sore breasts, which I hear is common for most pregnant women. I never had sore breasts during my period either...
  6. Orchidea #7

    For me, the symptoms really kicked in at 7-8 weeks. Just be grateful right now that you don’t have any symptoms yet—soon you’ll wish you could go back to the time when you didn’t have them, haha!
  7. lisa #8

    Enjoy it while you can, girl. I've been nauseous for 2.5 weeks now, and in the evenings I'm vomiting (every day, sometimes 3-4 times a day). I know it can get worse, but it's pretty unpleasant. I'm taking ginger pills now, which make the nausea a bit more bearable. So if the nausea starts, try ginger pills and/or tea, etc. Have a nice pregnancy, girl!

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