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Pregnant 5weeks
Hi, I'm 5 weeks pregnant but does not feeling any pregnancy symptoms like cramps or nausea etc. Is it normal or do i need to see doctor?
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Its normal..symptoms come late
Can do serum beta hcG
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U hav to see a doctor in any case for confirmation of the well being of the pregnancy.
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this absolutely normal it is not necessary for everyone to have the early pregnancy symptoms someone will have no symptoms at all
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directly you have for the doubts for discussion on it
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Dr. Shalini Kumari
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Its normal. Symptoms may come late.
Check for beta hcg doubling.
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Dr. Priyanka Virani
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11 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Go for your dating scan at 6-8 wks.
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