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Is it normal to have no symptoms at 9 weeks pregnant? if yes, is it common?
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It depends on what you mean by symptoms for example breast tenderness is very common but that’s not experience by everyone some people will have bloating nausea etc. Feeling good at this stage without any significant symptoms is quite normal
Answered 7/28/2021
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