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Is it normal for symptoms to come and go im 5w pregnant and i dont feel any symptoms like a few days ago?
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Yes, it is normal: Early symptoms of pregnancy come and go, and vary from one woman to another. Many women have no early pregnancy symptoms at all. There will likely be many days that you feel no different than you did when you were not pregnant. This is normal and no reason to be concerned. Relax and enjoy symptom free days.
Answered 9/24/2017
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