It's not common to be pregnant and have no pregnancy symptoms, but it's possible. There's nothing predictable about which symptoms a woman will have when she's pregnant, or even if she'll have the same symptoms from one pregnancy to the next.
Some women have morning sickness around the clock, for example, while others feel nauseated only in the mornings and others never get the least bit queasy. Some moms are exhausted from the get-go and others don't feel tired until later in pregnancy, if at all. Maybe your symptoms are subtle enough that you don't recognize them.
Some women about 1 in have a cryptic pregnancy , which means they don't realize that they're pregnant until 20 weeks or sometimes until labor. If you've had a positive pregnancy test , chances are very good that you're pregnant, even if you have no symptoms.
And once you have an early ultrasound — and the fetal heartbeat is detected — it's undeniable. You can probably see your baby's heart beating as early as 5 or 6 weeks. By the time they're 5 weeks pregnant , only about half of women have symptoms. It's not unusual at this point to have no pregnancy symptoms or symptoms that come and go.
In fact, even women with severe symptoms have stretches when they feel okay, thanks to fluctuations in hormone levels.
In a week or so, you may join the 70 percent of women who have pregnancy symptoms by 6 weeks pregnant. Most pregnant women — 90 percent of them, in fact — have pregnancy symptoms by 8 weeks. By this point, most women feel tired and may have nausea and vomiting, swollen breasts, and frequent urination. Yes, it's possible to go your entire pregnancy without having any of the usual symptoms. You'll hear your baby's heartbeat, and you'll feel your baby's movements.
But you may be lucky enough to avoid a host of unpleasant symptoms throughout pregnancy. We don't know why some women have no symptoms, or some symptoms and not others. Here are a few more common questions we get all the time about the first trimester and not feeling pregnant. You could be 5 weeks pregnant and not have any pregnancy symptoms.
You could be 13 weeks and also feel no pregnancy symptoms. You know why? Because each pregnancy and person is different and what is normal for one may not be normal for another. You may already be experiencing some pregnancy symptoms and not even know it.
Most of these symptoms will seem normal in our day today. Sometimes we feel more tired than other days which is why these symptoms are often not viewed as having pregnancy symptoms. Yes, like all things in pregnancy it is subject to the mother. Some experience sore breasts the first week they find out while others never feel any type of soreness or see any growth in their breasts during pregnancy. If your breast is not sore during early pregnancy or even later on that is okay it does not mean you will not be able to breastfeed.
It has no indicator on your breastfeeding journey. Take it as a blessing, that you can wear your bra. If you did have pregnancy symptoms in the first trimester and now they are gone during the first trimester this is cause for worry. This is only applicable if you did have symptoms and then they disappeared during the first trimester. Most women will note that they no longer have nausea or vomiting in the second trimester. Or rather, not always right. Yes, the vast majority of women are falling asleep standing up at the kitchen sink or in the shower, but many women experience the opposite of exhaustion - energy!
Yes, energy ladies! They are able to exercise vigorously or as vigorously as before, they have tons of that positive energy to cook, clean, go out and are as chipper as ever almost all the time. If the doctor says all is well and they feel terrific, within reason they can do the activities that make them feel good. There will be no danger to baby at this point. Everyone knows how pregnant women have sent their partners out at odd hours of the night for pickles and ice cream, or other such strange food cravings.
Many women who are not experiencing strange food cravings and just want to eat normal amounts of things on the Canada Food Guide for the most part. However, the occasional sweet tooth will lead expecting moms to worry and begin to wonder if all is ok. Are they really pregnant and is their future baby healthy? The answer is yes, most likely.
Every pregnancy is different. Again, as previously discussed, anything that is worrying her needs to be brought up with her health care provider who will most likely assure her that as long as she and baby are measuring well, there is nothing to worry about in the least. And then there are the truly blessed souls out there who escape pregnancy symptoms pretty much throughout most or all of their pregnancy. These lucky ladies do not have morning sickness, bloating, major cravings for junk, acne breakouts, bloating, swelling or anything else that makes pregnancy annoying to go through.
They breeze through pregnancy glowing, energetic, and doing pretty much most of the things they did pre-pregnancy. It is a wonderful feeling to experience and they are the envy of all the pregnant future moms who are not so lucky to avoid many pregnancy symptoms.
Some of the ones that drive most women crazy are nausea, tiredness, bloating, aching, soreness, and mood swings. They should not feel bad about this, just be appreciative of the fact there's a baby at the end of it all!
And as long as at their prenatal visits all seem to be going well, they have no need worry. Sometimes things just go really well and we need to sit back and enjoy it. These are the women who are always saying, 'I just don't feel pregnant!
There are also cases where the woman doesn't experience a lot of typical pregnancy symptoms in the first trimester, and she and others think she has escaped them altogether. However, in the 2 nd or 3rd trimester, things might catch up to her: super intense bloating, vomiting, mood swings, food cravings etc. This can be a brutal shock as maybe family and friends did not warn her how pregnancy hormones can go up and down, go away and return, then go away again. If she was not expecting it to happen, this can be quite stressful.
She need not worry though. With a calm mind and positive attitude, she will get through it. During this trimester, women will experience a huge energy boost which is a great change from the fatigue and exhaustion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. This is a relaxing period and a great time to prepare everything for the arrival of your little bundle of joy. During the third trimester, most women experience extreme tiredness, sore breasts, bloating, and back pain.
But, some women feel as though they suddenly stopped being pregnant, meaning that all symptoms just disappeared. Most pregnant women pray for the day their nausea finally goes away as it can be difficult to deal with. When you have regular periods, you can more or less pinpoint when you ovulated and when you most likely conceived. Jokes aside, food cravings are actually a far less common pregnancy symptom than you might think.
However, if you do have a craving for a specific food, feel free to indulge yourself while keeping your health and the health of your baby in mind. Most women undergo major changes during pregnancy, especially during the last month of being pregnant. But, if you find this to be a source of excessive worry, mention it to your doctor at your next check-up.
When you experience symptoms such as fatigue, bloating, and morning sickness that usually continues throughout the whole day , you might feel surprised when you experience a high libido. Thankfully, there are maternity shoes perfect for swollen ankles and feet. However, some women might be free from this rather uncomfortable experience, which can actually make them more nervous than happy. Excessive swelling can be a sign of high blood pressure and preeclampsia , so take note of any other symptoms that might occur during this time.
Even though vivid pregnancy dreams are not reported as an official pregnancy symptom, many pregnant women say that they have strange dreams that can occasionally turn into nightmares.
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