Is it normal to have no pregnancy symptoms?

We all know that during pregnancy, women will actually experience a lot of pregnancy reactions in the first three months. This is also a very normal physiological manifestation. After a period of time, the pregnancy reactions will be relieved. However, many women find it very strange that they did not have any pregnancy reactions in the first three months? So is it normal for women to have no pregnancy reactions after they are confirmed to be pregnant?

In fact, everyone's physical condition is different. Generally speaking, many women will experience pregnancy reactions in the early stages of pregnancy, but some women have special physical conditions, so they do not experience pregnancy reactions. This is also a normal phenomenon and there is no need to worry too much.

No reaction or a small reaction may be due to low progesterone levels. Some people have healthy babies without any reaction. As long as there is no sudden spotting (or brown) or unbearable pain, there should be no problem. In the early pregnancy period (the first three months), you can do a B-ultrasound to confirm the pregnancy and measure the gestational age. Other examinations are not necessary. When you go to the hospital to create a file three months later, the doctor will arrange for you to have a comprehensive prenatal examination. Relaxing your mind is good for the growth of your baby~

Hello, not all pregnant women will experience early pregnancy reactions in the early stages of pregnancy. If there is no other discomfort in the body, it is normal not to have early pregnancy reactions. This varies from person to person.

Suggestions: Regular fetal examinations. I wish you good health.

Through the above introduction, we found that not all pregnant women will experience pregnancy reactions in the early stages of pregnancy. If everything is normal after examination, women do not need to worry at all, and can even be happy, because the absence of pregnancy reactions can reduce the pain in the early stages of pregnancy.