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Is it a bad sign if i don't have symptoms in my first trimester?
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Not necessarily: While women have symptoms like nausea vomiting and fatigue during the first trimester, others normal woman may not have any . The symptoms normally improve by 12-14 weeks.If a patient has symptoms. It is of more concern if there is a sudden loss of symptoms during the early to mid first trimester. If there is any concern consult you md. They can easily check and reassure you.
Answered 6/14/2018
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No : Many women do not have any particular signs or symptoms of being pregnant.
Answered 3/26/2018
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