Few symptoms at 6 weeks?!

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Ladies - what were your symptoms at 6 weeks? I feel like I should have more obvious symptoms, and it worries me - no morning sickness yet - just a little bloated and frequent bathroom breaks. Did anyone else feel almost completely normal at 6 weeks and go on to have a healthy pregnancy?!

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I'm 11 weeks now and other than being an emotional wreck I feel completely normal. The baby so far appears healthy :) it's normal. The women in my family dont have much symptoms so I didnt really expect much

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24 weeks here.. I have had no symptoms this entire pregnancy. If I wasn’t getting big and have had numerous ultrasounds I wouldn’t be so sure.
Also didn’t feel the baby moving until like 22-23 weeks so... that was scary too. But nope, everything is all good :) don’t stress the symptoms too much!

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I thought at 6 weeks I was doing pretty well also.... then 6weeks 3 days the nausea hit me like a brick wall and now I’m vomiting non - stop. My only symptoms at 6 weeks was sore boobs and sore body. That’s about it.

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My boobs were sore and nipples felt heavy for about 2 weeks. Then nothing but mild mild cramping, and a couple emotional days. Other wise i didnt feel pregnant until a couple days ago! Back to feeling nothing again. Im 15+5

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I felt great at 6 weeks, very mild morning nausea and that’s it. Then I hit 7 weeks and started throwing up nonstop. Little over 16 weeks now and still throwing up. Yay. 🙄

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I didn't even know I was pregnant until 6w5d. My first symptom was food adversion to meat then came morning sickness which was TERRIBLE but didn't start until closer to 8 weeks. Don't worry, everyone is different

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I didn’t get symptoms until 8 weeks. I was just really hungry between 5-8

Few symptoms at 6 weeks?!

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