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A member asked:
No nausea no crampin in 5 weeks of pregnancy but i have sore breast and feel hungry alot.... i have pcos should i be worried?
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No: The lack of nausea and cramping is not necessarily a bad sign. Some women never have nausea and others throw up so much they require hospitalization. You may still develop some nausea. The sore breasts are often an early sign of the elevated hormones of pregnancy. Best wishes.
Answered 2/13/2015
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