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please help im worried??

I'm five weeks pregnant and is it Normal to not want to vomit??I'm getting worried! This is my first child!
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I'm 7 weeks and been sick non stop for 2 weeks. This is my 3rd.I've never been this sick
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I'm 6 weeks with my first and luckily I haven't thrown up yet.  I do get a little nauseous when I need to eat... I start feeling queasy then I eat a little and it goes away.  Is that weird?
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Im 5weeks as well and this is my first child so far I have been going through the same thing.I read that probably in our 6th week or so it will start to happen..But hopefully it doesnt I get sick just thinking about it
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Im 5weeks as well and this is my first child so far I have been going through the same thing.I read that probably in our 6th week or so it will start to happen..But hopefully it doesnt I get sick just thinking about it
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I didn't have morning sickness with my first child either now im 14 weeks pregnant and the whole time I felt like I was about to throw up all the time but never did
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I am 5 weeks pregnant with my second child and I feel like ani am going to throw up from certain smells but I haven't done it yet and I didn't get morning sickness when I was pregnant with my first child so it just depends on the person really and I believe that no one wants to throw up.
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