Morning sickness stopped...should I be concerned?

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I am 4w 3d and I was having bad cramping and morning sickness up until Sunday. Yesterday and today I haven't had any cramping, only pressure, and no morning sickness. My first appointment is June 25. I haven't had any bleeding or anything, but should u be concerned?

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I panicked when my morning sickness stopped,I also had cramps I was told I was around the 6 weeks mark? I called my midwife they told me not to panick,I went in had a scan seen my baby move & heard heart beat im 9 weeks 2 days!! They said its normal it's your body changing & enjoy it while you can I started morning sickness the day after again 🙈😂 Congratulations 👶🏼🍼

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No worries. Mine started at about 4wks-5wks disappeared completely and then came with a vengeance for me at 8wks and hasn't let up and I'm almost 10wks. Good luck!!!

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I haven't had morning sickness at all, I'm 10 weeks and 4 days, and I don't go back to the doctor until the end of June, everybody bodies are different.

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I am 7 weeks today, and about 3 days ago the same thing happened to me. I still have sore breasts and back pain, but the cramping and nausea are non existent.

I did some research and asked around, and found that the coming and going of camping and morning sickness is totally normal.

My doctor said not to worry unless you are having extremely terrible cramps and/or bleeding.

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It can come and go. Enjoy this short break before it comes back ;-)

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My morning sickness didn't start until 6 weeks 3 days. Honestly it could start up again. Don't be worried about it, but if you are, call your dr

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The symptoms come and go.  I was told they get worse around 6-7 weeks, which was true for me.  Especially since you are still so early.

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Morning sickness stopped...should I be concerned?

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