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Hello, i'm 14 weeks pregnant and don't have any symptoms anymore. is this normal ?
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Symptoms: Symptoms of pregnancy are worse in the first trimester. At 14 weeks your first trimester is over and symptoms get much better. Look forward to new things happening such as fetal movement and be thankful the nausea is gone!
Answered 2/22/2015
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