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Q: Is This Normal For First Cple Wks

asked by: angelica59 on June 19th, 2006

New User

(we have been ttc for a year) my stomach is killing me! I just took a test thursday and found out I was preg. My af was suppose to come wed and it didnt. My Dr. Is tommorrow. To confirm im preg. Still havent had af and ive took three tests to make sure and of course they are all positive. But my boobs arent sore and my friends smoke isnt making me sick(although I can smell it on her more) and coffee isnt bothering me. I am nauseas but nothing serious. With my first two all the symptoms were there. Could this be a tuble pregnancy or does this sound like signs of mc? I had one mc when I was 20yrs old. But I dont remember it very well I was asleep most the time. If anyone knows please help. Thanks!

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Mabel

replied on June 19th, 2006

Moderator

This sounds completely normal. Some women (me included, thankfully!) don't have any morning sickness. It may be too early for your symptoms to appear. If you are testing positive, that means your body is making hcg and that is an excellent sign of pregnancy.

If it were a tubal pregnancy, you would feel the sharp pain on one side or the other and down low.

Good luck at the doctor tomorrow!

Sunflower_pie81

replied on June 19th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Just because you don't have any signs right now don't mean that they won't show up. I tested tive 1 week after my first missed af. I then didn't get any symtoms until like three weeks after that. You will find out if you are preggers forsure with the dr's test. While you are there mention the fact that you had a mc in your 20's and I am sure that they will draw blood to conferm the hgc levels for you that day.

Good luck

.Gen

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