No Pregnancy Symptoms At 6 Weeks - Is That Normal To Not Have

No pregnancy symptoms at 6 weeks

Asked for Female, 25 Years

Is that normal to not have any pregnancy symptoms like nausea vomitting and hunger pangs at 6 weeks pregnant. I only feel mild cramps sometimes.

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Dr. Sana Vali

Gynecologist 14 yrs exp Mumbai

yes a lot of patients have no nausea or vomiting ....if your upt is positive do a yah to confirm viability .

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