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Pregnancy with no symptoms
I am currently 10weeks pregnant. I was asymptomatic from beginning just had breast soreness. But it is also reduced now. I did USG at 8weeks and everything was perfect. But am worried now. Is it normal to have a pregnancy without any symptoms?
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Well every pregnancy is different......marked variations have been seen in symptoms specifically in the first trimester. So relax...take your medications on time...eat healthy....and enjoy this period.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Normal
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Yes it’s normal
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Nothing to be done, just regular antenatal follow ups
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Yes it is possible.
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Its normal
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