6 weeks 1 day and still no nausea?

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Anyone else feel normal? I have sore boobs and feel constipated but that’s about it :( Not sure if this is normal as all my friends are telling me they were sick and vomiting a lot

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Its normal. Be happy you dont have to deal with it. I never had nausea with my 5 year old. He was such an easy pregnancy. I had energy and all. This time around I'm 7 weeks and I have nausea, exhaustion, sore boobs, bloating, light cramping, headaches.... The list goes on. Everyone and every pregnancy is different. Your lucky. Doesn't mean you won't have it at all though. You might not get any nausea at all or you might get it in the 2nd or 3rd trimester.

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I never felt sick with my first, had a little nausea with my second and third. It’s fine. You’re a lucky one!

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I didn’t feel sick until 7 weeks. There is still time! Even if you don’t feel sick, consider yourself lucky 💓

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The same! I'm 6 weeks and have zero symptoms. My boobs have definitely grown but there's nothing else going on. I don't go in for an ultrasound until next Monday.

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I haven’t felt nausea until today. It’s awful! Hopefully you won’t have it too bad.

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I’m 5w+6 and feel barely anything. For the first two weeks after my transfer on 12/12, I had light cramps and slightly sore boobs. Then we had two positive beta tests and celebrated a little, but then all of my symptoms just stopped. Had a *little* light cramping today, but everything I’ve read and heard is that you might feel nothing at all for a while, AND, symptoms will come and go all throughout the 9 months. 🤷‍♀️ good luck to you! 🙌

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I was the same until 9 weeks! At 9 weeks my nausea started and it is all day long! I am 10 weeks 2 days now.

6 weeks 1 day and still no nausea?

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