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How bad are the first two weeks of pregnancy?
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Maybe some symptoms: In the first two weeks, there are, typically, no obvious physical changes. The physical signs would be minimal. Early pregnancy symptoms can include bloating, spotting, breast tenderness.
Answered 12/17/2014
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