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6 Weeks pregnant but no symptoms
Hi, my lmp was aug 16... My urine and HCG beta test (blood) was positive. According to that, i m 6 weeks pregnant.. but i dnt have morning sickness or nausea or any other symptoms... Except breast pain and frequent urination... I'm scared if i've a healthy pregnancy or not? My doc also gave me susten sr 300. Stil i have no other symptoms of pregnancy...is it normal or something to worry abt??
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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It's not compulsory to have all symptoms of pregnancy... Don't worry and relax
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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It's fine no need to worry about
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