No symptoms i'm scared

[Futurejedionbo]

I'm 4 w and 2 days along with my first baby and up until yesterday i had really sore breasts, was really tired and bloated all the time and had some light abdominal pain when i was getting up.

However this morning i woke up and other than being tired and bloated no other symptoms. I know it's probably just me freaking out but is this normal?

 

[Samantha55]

Symptoms come and go. You're still very early so enjoy having little symptoms for now as you will no doubt regret worrying in a few weeks when the sickness and nausea etc kicks in!

 

[Futurejedionbo]

Thank you Samantha First time mummies do tend to freak out over everything and anything

 

[MrsS143]

Most people wont even know theyre pregnant yet
Some get 100s of symptoms
Some never get any whatsoever
Only concern should be if you start getting pain or bleeding. Both of which can still be normal but definitely worth being checked anyway just incase x

 

[MummyandPJ]

I had no symptoms whatsoever with my first
Infact, if I weren't desperately trying for over a year, and the fact that I missed periods, I wouldn't have known I was pregnant until about 6 months, and that's only because of baby movements and a little bump.

xx

 

[Futurejedionbo]

i was just worried cause i did get some symptoms but then they pretty much disappeared

 

[Juice]

I've never had any symptoms before 6 weeks! And even then they all crept up on me slowly and gradually. Try not to panic, everyone is different

 

[theshipscat]

I felt great at 5 weeks and then at six weeks BAM! Sickness. Enjoy the lack of symptoms, you may get more.....or you may be lucky enough to feel pretty great throughout. Either way try and relax if you can. Easier said then done I know. Xx

 

[JnyFer]

I'm 4w2d too and no symptoms I'm just counting myself as one of the lucky ones as I never really get symptoms tbh and I have 6 children already xxx

 

[MrsSmoo]

Tiredness and sore boobs are symptoms!
Don't worry though honestly because the sickness is the worst. That usually doesn't hit until 6-7 weeks x