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Is it normal to have no morning sickness and other pregnancy symptoms?i'm 4 weeks pregnant and just little sore breast and mild pain in stomach& back
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Pregnancy: there is no rule in pregnancy that you will have any symptoms at any certain time. Things are mostly generalities. As an example morning sickness usually goes away after the first trimester, but some women puke their whole pregnancy. There are as many exceptions as there are commonalities. Some women have all, none or some of the classic symptoms of pregnancy.
Answered 1/22/2018
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