No symptoms at 7+2 weeks

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I am currently roughly 7 weeks and 2 days pregnant (give or take a couple of days) and I am losing it due to the fact that my nausea has stopped, I haven't had any since yesterday.

I suffered 2 miscarriages this year and really really want this pregnancy to stick.

Just wondering if its normal to lose symptoms at this time? I know around 9 weeks it is as the placenta starts taking over, but 7 weeks too early for this right??

I have a scan booked in in two days but to me its such a long wait :( Im desperate to see a heartbeat.

Hi OP, I can’t offer any advise but I’m in the exact same position as you. I’ve previously had 2 losses and I’m currently 7+0. I woke up today and my systems have pretty much vanished.

I know this has happened to a few ladies and all has been well, however it could go the other way too.

Hopefully we’re worrying about nothing and will see heartbeats at our next scans.

@Boredinthehouse12

Sorry to hear about your losses
I really hope everything is alright with you, not knowing is absolutely horrible.

Never thought I'd be willing my nausea to come back, also just realised my frequent peeing has slowed down :(

I'm 26 weeks now and was constantly worried because my symptoms were so few and far between so don't worry I barely got any. My friend who had terrible sickness lost her baby at 8 weeks so lack of symptoms don't mean anything is wrong don't forget some people don't know they're pregnant for months!xx

@cactijones thanks, its just I had bad nausea and now suddenly I don't
I had barely any symptoms in my first pregnancy and wasn't worried at all, had a healthy baby boy.
It's just alarming how quickly the nausea is just gone.

Congratulations on your pregnancy! and so sorry to hear about your friend xx

During my first trimester my symptoms would suddenly disappear for a few days and then suddenly come back again. There didn't seem to be any rhyme or reason for it. just did. apparently not uncommon. it may be your symptoms only get bad when there's an HCG surge or there's a particular trigger you're unaware of. Please don't panic!

@Bells3032
thanks I'm glad to hear it can be normal, I'm just so paranoid right now.
Hope its all alright.