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Symptoms in early pregnancy

Hey so i was just wondering if your pregnancy symptoms come and go or if they are constant. My boobs have been really sore but woke up this morning and they are fine. Is it normal for symptoms to come and go?
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With my little boy my boobs were super sore to the point I had to wear a bra at all times plus a tight undershirt and if I had to bend over I had to hold them! With my current pregnancy they never actually got sore....they hurt every once in a while and burn sometimes and I'm currently 27 weeks an 5 days.....my morning sickness with my little boy was from week 8-24 with very random vomiting and with this one I just had nausea from about week 2-11 and only vomited once!
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Thanks. I've just gone from feeling pregnant, sore boobs, nausea and cramping to feeling nothing at all. It was worrying me
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How many weeks are you? With my last pregnancy my symptoms wore off about 8 weeks midwife said that's usually when your placenta takes over x
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Oh very that's very normal. My boobs was so sore for the first 5 weeks and then they felt fine but I still have days where I can't touch them or a slight knock can hurt and then other days they r fine so nothing 2 worry about ☺ x
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Yea thats normal I am pregnant  with my second baby and some morning my breast are sore and other mornings they feel fine.  Get a good supportive bra (maternity bra) and wear at night that helps!!
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