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566175 tn?1278430472

No symptoms at 5w 3d

I am not hungry, no sore bbs, no nausea.  Is this normal?  My beta levels were outstanding.  238 at 14 dpo and 2618 at 19 dpo.  So, some people tell me that could mean multiples.  But I doubt it.  I just don't get why I don't have a single symptom, though.

Anybody know if this is normal?
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667409 tn?1309152183
I didn't have many symptoms, either. Sore breasts and very tired was it. I was on pins and needles until my first sono at 8 weeks. I'm 12 weeks now and still not really feeling pregnant, other than the expanding belly. I know it's hard not to worry...but try to relax and enjoy the fact that you're not sick!

Tricia
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151928 tn?1275707337
Hey girl...I don't have any either and I'm 6 w 2 days but still not sure if this one is ok....but to reassure you, with my daughter, I didn't have any symptoms at all until 8 weeks!  Everything will be great!
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566175 tn?1278430472
Yea, i figured this is pretty normal.  Thanks for your responses.  It just helps to get some reassurance sometimes.
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182926 tn?1273012392
I usually don't have symptoms at the level not well into my 8th or ninth week..  
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294043 tn?1354207946
I had no symptoms till I was over 8 weeks.  Every pregnancy is unique, do not compare your symptoms with others.  
Good luck and congrats on your bfp!!!
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