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I'm 17 weeks pregnant, always worried if the baby is ok. i haven't vomited in2 weeks, my breast aren't tender.pregnancy symptoms gone is this normal?
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Pregnancy Symptoms: This can be completely normal. Everyone has a completely different course during their pregnancy. Sometimes typical symptoms can become worse or improve. As long as you are following regularly with your OB and everything is good with your testing, I would not stress out over these symptoms specifically.
Answered 11/11/2015
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