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Hi, i am 8 weeks pregnant but have no sickness is this normal? thank you
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Normal: Yes it is normal. Some women (lucky ones) never have any morining sickness. So count your blessings and congratulations/best of luck with your pregnancy. Dr. R
Answered 12/18/2015
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