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5 weeks pregnant. no morn sickness other than bloating and slight cramping . is this normal. is my baby growing fine? or is it too early ?
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Normal: Not all women have morning sickness. You may develop it later in the first trimester or you may just be one of the fortunate people who do not experience it. There is no reason to think that the baby will have problems because of this, .
Answered 9/28/2016
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