Pregnancy symptoms suddenly stopped...

[Fuzzyduck21]

I'm around 7 weeks pregnant with my first after clomid and for the last 10 days or so I have been having horrendous nausea, tiredness, sore boobs, cravings etc but woke up yesterday morning and it's all vanished. I don't feel pregnant at all. I had an early scan on Monday due to pain of left hand side of abdomen but everything was fine and we saw a heartbeat. I am really nervous something has happened between then and now. Has anyone else experienced it? I am resisting the urge to have another scan as it's not a habit I want to get into!

I am an anxious person and as we were so desperate for this baby it is making everything 10 times worse.

Help!!!!

It's common. Symptoms don't signify anything to do with a healthy or unhealthy pregnancy.

If you seen a heart best the chances of losing the baby are less than 2%

Aslong as you're not bleeding don't worry x

As previous poster said- it's common for symptoms to come and go throughout pregnancy.
But also symptoms completely disappearing can be a sign of MMC. I'd phone your doctor/early pregnancy unit and tell them of your concerns.
In a pregnancy book I've got it says if you experience a sudden loss of pregnancy symptoms to contact your healthcare provider.
Fingers crossed for you OP, xxx

I've had a mmc where I was able to tell the sonographer when the baby has stopped growing, and she told me I was spot on... My symptoms had just disappeared at 8.5 weeks. I also just knew from then on it had died, but didn't find out til 13 weeks.

I've since had two more pregnancies and symptoms have disappeared for a few days in both pregnancies. Lost them for a week at ten weeks this time, and had scans at 8 and 10 weeks both times for reassurance after losing symptoms. Both times had good twelve weeks scan.

So, yes it can be a mmc, but equally can just be that your body has adjusted to the hormones for a while. I often lost my symptoms the day after they had been at their worst, maybe a surge followed by a plateau? I'd wait a few days, and if they don't come back, ask for a scan at your local epu. It's not nice to be stressed. I wish I'd found out before twelve weeks with my mmc, would have been easier to a just to.

Good luck, and try to enjoy feeling better. Morning sickness sucks!

This happened to me too (no sickness for one whole glorious week!) and everything was fine - I was back feeling sick and gross almost one week to the day afterwards!

Speak to your midwife about your concerns and I'm sure they will be able to put your mind at ease.

Good luck with everything

I had this early on - then the next week couldn't even keep water down!

If you are worrying still, ask your midwife for another scan

Thanks for all of your replies. Yes it just disappeared after the worst day so maybe it has just plateaued but I have a telephone appointment with the doc tomorrow so we will see what she says. Unfortunately the midwife isn't available for rest of week so doc will have to do! Mine aren't terribly helpful but it's the only option at the mo. I guess another scan would put my mind at rest but don't want to have too many incase it's not good for the baby.

Will keep you posted x

I haven't read anything that suggest that scans are bad for the baby. At least, I hope not, because I'm now 10+2 and am having my 4th early scan on Saturday! I'm hugely anxious, and scans are just what I need to sleep at night! I'd rather spend money on that than shoes or handbags (or food . . . !) I had exactly the same thing where all my symptoms disappeared (after two horrendous days) at the beginning of this week. But it's now Thursday and I am running out of meetings to throw up again - yay!! I hope all's well for you - if you've had a scan with a heartbeat, statistics are on your side!

I've had this as well. Posted on here the first couple of times it happened but then they returned after 2-4 days each time.
Good luck and I hope you have a healthy pregnancy!

Thank you ladies your messages have helped me to get some perspective keeping fingers crossed