How soon is too soon?

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When do pregnancy symptoms usually start? The app tells me I'm about 2weeks and 5 days. I have some cramping on and off throughout the day.....

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Cramps came at 2-3 weeks, which was the time I was supposed to get my period but never did. During those weeks I would also get extreme hot flashes at night, I felt like an oven lol then my breast started aching and I took the pregnancy test confirming I would be a mommy!!

4 weeks in morning sickness kicked in and didn't go away till 2nd semester. Braise yourself 🙃 and CONGRATULATIONS!!

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Cramping was the first thing I noticed. I felt it about 5 days before my period was due, it was like light period cramps. But I NEVER feel any cramps ever until the day my period starts. So I knew something was different! A week later, still no sign of AF! 
10 weeks today 😁
No other symptoms appeared for me until 6w4d

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I was around 7 weeks. The only reason I knew I was pregnant was because my missed period. I didn't have any symptoms untill after I found out.

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I was having period like cramps but I didn't think much of it when I didn't start because I don't have regular periods. When we got back from our honeymoon I got really sick and had to go to the emergency room turns out I had bronchitis . The doctor wanted to do an x ray to make sure I didn't have pneumonia did a pregnancy test first and said well no xray your pregnant

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I started noticing mine around 3 or 4 weeks.... befire I found out. ..

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Mine started when I was 2 weeks.. I got pregnant the night of my bachelorette party lol which was a week before my wedding. While on our honeymoon I started feeling nauseous and having cramps I thought my period was coming. I now know it was implantation

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