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5-6 weeks and I have completely lost my appetite... Is this normal?
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Im 5-6 weeks n kina gone off the thought of eating but im constantly hungry!
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Yup, I was the same.
In fact, at 21 weeks there're still days when I don't want anything.
Whenever that happen, I'll have a bowl of multigrain cereals with milk, eat fruit and drink lot of water.
Make sure you take your prenatal vitamins and you will be fine.
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Just eat healthy,  it helps.  You'll get your appetite back, dont worry (:
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Thanks guys and good luck to you all too.... I was just so worried, I have been forcing myself to eat.
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Yup! Im 14 weeks and feeling much better lately but I have no desire to eat meat now! I eat alot of fruits and veggies but the idea of meat is extremely unappealing! Also I sometimes just don't want anything or nothing sounds good but for my baby I eat something :) congrats girl I hope you have a great pregnancy!
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I was the same way! I ate lots of fruit and it helped, but everyone's different. I actually lost weight at first, im 16 weeks and i just recently got my appetite back. Goodluck and congrats! (:
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Yep...totally normal!!!
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