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I'm 5 weeks pregnant but still no morning sickness what does it means pls? during the previous pregnancy i had morning sickness but this time no only feeling tired and headache
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Morning sickness: 26yo female at 5 weeks gestation with no morning sickness. Kindly know that not all pregnant females have morning sickness. Some pregnant patients with normal timeline, may not have any symptom of morning sickness through out their pregnancy. Good luck.
Answered 12/9/2020
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