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Q: Symptoms stopped at 8 weeks

Hi need some reassurance. I've had quite bad symptoms especially nausea from 5 weeks. I was 8 weeks on Thursday and since then I have had no symptoms nausea has gone I'm eating normally again and feel fine.
Anyone know if this is normal after 2 miscarridges I'm a little nervey x

This question was asked Jul. 6, 2013 6:10am
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Answered by Sparkyspark - Jul. 7, 2013 6:24pm

Thanks everyone. Nausea has crept back a little today but thankfully not as bad as it was : ) x

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Answered by kelliers - Jul. 7, 2013 6:11pm

Your placenta has just begun taking over and this may have given you relief. In the next few weeks you should feel better and better.

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Answered by jackieO - Jul. 7, 2013 5:00pm

It's normal for symptoms to come and go. Mine went away at 9 weeks, but came back a week later worse than ever. Enjoy feeling good while you can, it might reappear.

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Answered by ToniiMaii - Jul. 6, 2013 7:46pm

Symptoms can come and go, enjoy the break before it comes back :) x

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Answered by Bls777 - Jul. 6, 2013 12:36pm

All my symptoms went away at 7 weeks and I had some spotting. I have miscarried before and was terrified. Now I'm 14 weeks and 4 days and everything so far is okay. My symptoms came back really strong about 11 weeks with vomiting and everything. Then this week I have felt pretty normal, but committed today. I think it's normal for symptoms to come and go. Although, I had that same fear. Hang in there.

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