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Less Pregnancy Symptoms in 6th Week

2025-03-12 04:40:58
I am currently 43 days (6.1 weeks) pregnant. This is my second pregnancy. In my first pregnancy, I was getting nausea and vomiting by this time. But in this second pregnancy, I am not getting these vomiting sensation. Even if I get sometime, it is very very less. Only feel breast tenderness sometime. Is this less symptoms in 6.1 weeks of pregnancy normal?
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Pregnancy can be absolutely Asymptomatic And every pregnancy is different

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