symptoms come and go, is it normal? « Back to Group Discussions

[kateaton]

Woke up this morning and bbs aren't sore anymore, they were very painful 2 days ago.  I'm only 6 w 3 d.  Can this be normal right now?  Anyone else have this?  The last 2 mornings I've felt nauseous too and this morning I'm not.  It's hard not to obsess over symptoms.

[Dealea86]

It's perfectly normal! 

It's really hard not to obsess over it, though. I know that it's normal, and I know that it happened with my daughter... but it also happened with my miscarriages. So I'm with you with the obsessing!

[finnegansmom]

I always feel better in the morning.  Progesterone normally fluctuates as well, I think that and how tired you are have a lot to do with how you feel.  I actually feel like I could do something productive today but I'm sure by 3pm I'll be ready for bed....

[greenmamato2]

With most of my pregnancies, I didn't have many symptoms in the morning, and laughed at the term " morning sickness."  This time around I seem to get something different throughout the day.  Sick in the morning, tired all day, sore BB's at night.  Go figure.  Our bodies are weird and totally not going to listen to what makes sense to us.  Hang in there - its as normal as can be.

[rockymtnmama]

My sore boobs definitely come and go, as does the morning sickness (which is always worse later in the day for me).  Sometimes I feel perfectly normal and it's hard to believe I am really pregnant, and other times...  It's a strange place to be in when you're actually GLAD that you feel like crap! 

[kateaton]

It's weird, my symptoms were very subtle/almost not there yesterday and then last night they seemed to come back.  This morning they're back to being the way they've been for the past week, so I feel better.  It is so strange to be happy to feel like crap.  Thanks for the encouragement!  Yay for sore boobs and nausea!

[MadTown16]

My symptoms come and go as well. Thank goodness, otherwise I would be completely useless. I also generally feel worst in the late afternoon/evening. But I still worry about it when my symptoms fade.