Worried about NO symptoms?

[greenball]

Happy first day back to work for many people!

Its for first time TTC for #1 and I got about 4 positive tests last week, lol! Yay! (I wasn't convinced at first, even though my period was a week late, lol!)

I'm about 5w 6d so far and my first appointment with my doctor isn't for a few weeks (around 8 weeks)

Before I tested positive, I did have cramps like AF was coming, but very light (totally normal for me - I have VERY easy/light periods)  and those have come and gone even until this AM. NOthing bad. I feel a little bloated, but again, sometimes I do anyway especially around that time of month or if I stop working out. 

No nausea, not any more tired than normal, my boobs are sometimes sore, but I have big boobs, so sometimes they hurt (or I wonder if it's from a workout since I also lift weights)

Has anyone been around 6 weeks with almost NO symptoms? I of course start to worry, even though I read about 30% of women don't develop MS? 

[jt2378]

Welcome! With both of my pregnancies, it didn't start until the 6 week mark and then it was game on. Don't worry, enjoy it for now

[yoshijo28]

I was reaching for symptoms at 6w. After that I got really hungry and tired. Im 9w+ without any significant nausea


Eta hi, welcome

[violajack]

I'm on my third and with each, the symptoms didn't hit until into week 6. I almost made it to 7 weeks this time. But it'll get you eventually. Enjoy this blissful time and do as much as you can now just in case it knocks you down next week.

[jessa1228]

Welcome! Ditto everyone else, you're still really early so there's a chance they're still coming. Or you could be one of the lucky ones and not have any symptoms at all.

[tacocatmom]

I'm on my 3rd and never have any symptoms. Just tired and want all the food

[yellowcat]

No symptoms is fine. With my first I had everything and it sucked. It started at 6-6.5 weeks. Every pg is different. I know it is hard, but do not stress until you have to. Also cramps during the first few weeks are normal and are part of the ute adjusting. If you are really nervous push your doctor to see you earlier than 8 weeks if you can.