Did anyone have no early symptoms with their rainbow baby if they got pregnant soon after a miscarriage ❤️🌈

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Hello,

I had a mmc in December at 10/11 weeks with my first bub however I remember I had tender boobs and heartburn for symptoms the first time around

I’ve just had my second ovulation cycle since my miscarriage and I’m 10dpo this morning I got 3 faint positives however no tender boobs or noticeable symptoms yet - I also didn’t get any of my normal pms symptoms last month

essentially just looking for if any other woman experienced this for some comfort and reassurance thank you ❤️

Really sorry for your loss lovely. I had an early MC, followed by a chemical straight away, took a month off trying and then conceived the following cycle had zero symptoms, nothing the entire pregnancy (except for needing to pee more but that was way down the line). My little boy is now 3 🥰 every pregnancy is different, but I won't lie, the lack of symptoms made me super anxious after my losses, so it was hard. Fingers crossed this is your sticky bean!

Sorry for your loss.

I had a mmc in 2022. Then three months after the surgery I conceived my son. I had zero symptoms in the two week wait (I even carried around pads ready for my period). I didn’t have any obvious/typical symptoms until I reached 6-7 weeks. I did know I was pregnant just after 4 weeks though. With my mmc I would wake up incredibly early at 4am ready for the day. That happened again from 4-6 weeks of pregnancy with my son. I think it’s my body’s unique reaction to hcg or higher progesterone or something.

Anyway with that pregnancy, I didn’t have sickness until 6-7 weeks onwards. No sore boobs, no frequent urination at the start, no cramping. Nothing obvious.

Im pregnant again now for the third time, this pregnancy I had sore boobs just before the 4 week mark. I also had cramping from 4-8 weeks of pregnancy which was a bit concerning. It’s interesting how different all the pregnancies can be.

Good luck with the wait and progression, I hope it all goes well.