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What t the symptoms of the preagnancy in first 4 week?
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Maybe nothing: Many women experience early symptoms including morning nausea(sickness), food aversion/craving, breast tenderness, maybe cramping/spotting, and missed-period. Some women feel nothing beyond missing period--i had a lady who did not know(so she said) she was pregnant until almost 5 months. Eat well, exercise regularly, take your prenatals vits, and see doc regularly. Congrats and good luck.
Answered 12/9/2013
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