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A member asked:
9 weeks pregnant and i don't feel pregnant, would hcg and progesterone test determine otherwise? i'm very worried.
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Its ok: It is not unusual for women to carry pregnancy into their second trimester without having any complaints. It is normal. Some women start to experience weight gain, nausea, bloating.
Answered 7/20/2014
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