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Not feeling pregnant
Hello all, I am nearly 6 weeks pregnant with my first baby and apart from the positive prgnancy test (3 to be exact) I don't feel any different! I have a few headaches but no more than usual and I feel a bit tired in the evenings. Should I be worried? Has anyone else felt the same that early into their pregnancy? Thank you
Thank you for this post! I am 6 weeks as well and only feel a little tired and more urination. Other than that completely normal!
Im 11 weeks from now & only realise last friday after 2 test (1 by myself 1 by doc) Don't have any symptoms but was feeling tired last Tues n been eating a lot since then before confirm. Yet to see my gynae & hope everything go well as i'm a FTM & kinda worry.
I'm going on 6wks as well took 3 positive test as well. Don't really feel any symptoms just tired in the evenings I eat more and urinate much more.
I'd be slightly grateful you've not had to suffer the bad sides lol I'm 31 weeks on Tuesday and can probably count on 1 hand the number of days I've actually felt ok and enjoyed being pregnant, due to other health conditions it's been quite difficult! You might feel a bit better when baby starts moving and your bump takes more shape :)
With my first I was only tired for the first trimester, no sickness. Didn't feel real until I felt movement for the first time. This it was like, whoa! I'm preggers!
My first pregnacy, no symptoms at all. I'm currently in my second, at almost 16weeks, no symptoms with this one either. Some mommy's just get lucky :) drinking lots of water and eating lots of greens can cut any nausea and keep u feeling great.
Sometimes symptoms don't show up until 10-12 weeks.
Thank you both! Will feel better when I've had my midwife appt next week!
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You don't always feel pregnant- each pregnancy will be different, so no need to worry because of lack of symptoms! Congratulations!
Im 11 weeks.....nothing to worry about!!.....i feel the samething tired no energy,i just want to sleep all day...
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