7 Weeks and hardly any symptoms??

[ellieeex]

Hey lovely ladies-
So i'm pregnant with our 3rd baby and couldn't be happier! With my last 2 boys I experienced some sickness and nausea, my first it started after about 7 weeks and with my second it started a lot earlier. Now this time around I've not felt sick or been sick once! I know I could just be lucky this time but obviously i'm worrying because i've not felt pregnant really at all. The only thing i've got is increased cervical mucus and tender boobs and bloat. Did anyone else have no sickness or symptoms and everything was still okay? I have a 7 week scan tomorrow so hopefully all will be fine but just want to hear others stories and if they still managed for everything to be fine and was worrying for nothing!! please help

Congratulations! With my first I didn't have any symptoms at all until I was 28 week then suffered with heartburn until the end, used to forget I was pregnant until I got a bump so I'd just say you were lucky this time, I'm currently 6 weeks with my second and apart from being a bit tired got nothing again.

In my first pregnancy I actually prepared my DP for the possibility of a missed miscarriage because by the 12 week scan my only symptom was not having my period. Was a bit of a shock when it turned out to be twins!

Please don't worry - 5 pregnancies, boy, boy, girl, girl boy. All completely different, as was the labour. Was probably ill-er/ tired-er with the girls more than the boys, but the girls had a better birth. With the last boy I never felt ill once, I think your body just gets used to being pregnant.

I remember shrugging at my 7 week scan when the nurse asked how I was feeling as I replied ‘normal’.

I didn’t have any sickness whatsoever.

Congratulations! I have vomited twice troughout my whole pregnancy and the second time was in the third trimester from eating too spicy food. I can remember being nauseous at the office once at around 8 weeks. DS is now a healthy 3 year old who was born after a (fysically) very easy pregnancy. Sometimes you’re just lucky.