Can symptoms come and go while in your first trimester?

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I’m approximately 5wks 3 days along in my first pregnancy. My first prenatal exam is next week.
My concern is my own symptoms have disappeared! (Nausea,bloating,fullness feeling in breasts) (nipples are still sensitive)😣🤔🤷🏼‍♀️ 
Please help this lady through her anxiety before she loses her mind!

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I feel the exact same. It worries me too! First day feeling normal. 5 weeks 1 day.

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It is normal. I had the same thing in the beginning and still now and then i feel
very very good. I had already two scans. One at 6 weeks (i paid for it myself) and the other one was at 8 weeks at my midwife.
So don’t worry. Everything will be fine❤️❤️

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I just made a post about this. My boobs have been super sensitive the last few weeks (I’m about 4 weeks 5 days) and this morning woke up with tender boobs and then now nothing.🤔

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I lost all my symptoms around that time as well and the only thing that came back was sore boobs around 9 weeks. Baby is fine :) I know exactly how you feel though, I was on google everyday until my scan. You got this!

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I was literally just about to come on here and ask the same thing. I’m 6 weeks and my sore breasts and little bit of nausea that was starting actually subsided and I’m not feeling pregnant at all. I actually feel perfectly fine. This worries me so much. Does this mean baby is not growing and I will be miscarrying? Anyone have any insight on this? I’m freaking out.

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I’m 9 weeks tomorrow, and symptoms are coming and going so far. One day I’m fine, the next day I’m struggling not to lose my lunch.

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You’re just lucky if they don’t come back lol They normally will start full force at 7 weeks for me.

Can symptoms come and go while in your first trimester?

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