Worried

bagelbite15

Hey everyone, I got my BFP and am 4 weeks and 4 days. I had some breast tenderness and queasiness for a few days but now everything seems to have disappeared. I’m worried that this may be a sign of a miscarriage. Can anyone share. Similar experience with a happy ending?

littlemarshmallow

Symptoms come and go so I wouldn’t be worried unless you are bleeding or have some major cramping or something! If you are super worried you could call your doctor? 

curlyandpreggo

Just wanted to second what @littlemarshmallow said. Things 100% come and go - I know it's so hard not to stress over everything though! Some (lucky) people have no symptoms at all their entire first trimester. Someone I know who is also early in their pregnancy (probably 8-10 weeks or so) initially took a test because she had some queasiness, but was saying the other day that she's basically had no symptoms and everything is going well for her so far! 

emlem2291

I had the same experience with my first pretty much my whole pregnancy - healthy happy baby boy! I would often forget I was pregnant. My doctor said I was one of the lucky ones Try not to worry and just enjoy being mostly symptom free. I’m in the same boat this time around too.

bintipod

I also don't have any major symptoms and my sonogram is 31st. Feeling anxious as well bc I had a miscarriage 6 weeks with my 1st baby.. but crossing my fingers that I am the lucky ones don't get major symptoms.

I only have bloatness, always thirsty for water, and my nipples are hard all the time lol

Not sure if it helps at all!! Just deep breathes and take it one day at a time

alaw0729

Just popping in to repeat what everyone has said. Hoping all is well for you 

maple1422

I only felt the nausea twice and haven't since. I also didn't feel as tired yesterday as the days before. I still got positive tests after the nausea went away and the fatigue lessened. Drink lots of water and get good nutrition. Make sure to set up your appointment with your care provider and the rest is a waiting game. Fortunately our bodies can do amazing things! Hang in there