Finally got my BFP! But absolutely no symtoms at 5 weeks 2 days...

[DecemberRose19]

Just wondering if this is usual? I've been pregnant twice before and both times my boobs were on fire, urinating constantly, exhausted and being sick all day long by this point 😱
I don't feel pregnant at all this time round. I wouldn't know if it wasn't foe the missed period and positive test!

Just my experience of course but I am 37 weeks today and have had pretty much no symptoms at any point other than being able to feel baby move and a random bit of carpel tunnel syndrome in my hand for a couple of weeks 🤣
I could’ve forgotten I was pregnant up until about 30 weeks tbh!

I'm very very early in my pregnancy with baby #2 and already know allll about it! So sick and tired. My first pregnancy was a breeze and had no sickness or horrible symptoms whatsoever!

Any gender theories? 😂 My first was a boy!

Well my first was a girl so maybe this one is a boy and yours is a girl! Haha

To be fair I know the symptoms could still hit as I'm only 5 weeks two days but its weird not feeling anything at all....

So strange how that can happen! I mean I bet in hindsight you feel so lucky but I kind of wish I had something happening just for reassurance...

As someone who missed both her (healthy) pregnancies until I was at least 9 weeks (no symptoms at all and very light ‘periods’) I can assure you it’s entirely possible. I was pretty much asymptomatic with both until about 22 weeks (apart from a bump with DS2 that appeared at about 16 weeks when my stomach muscles said ‘stuff that’). Anterior placenta so no kicks or anything.

I'm pretty sure I had zero symptoms at that point. By 6ish weeks I had sore boobs, and then bloating, but that was literally it for me in the first trimester. Like someone above said, I could've easily missed knowing I was pregnant, if I hadn't planned it, because even those symptoms were on-and-off and not severe. I basically felt normal. I was lucky, but it was quite anxiety provoking at the same time! I found it hard to believe it was possible to have such minor symptoms, but it is (and besides, you're super duper early). Congrats!