What can you expect at 6 weeks pregnant?

Question

Don't say a baby ;-)

Answer 1

You can expect a lot of people to give you a lot of advice, and even more people will be judgmental.

You find out what is best for you, and do it that way - not anybody else's way.

Answer 2

Morning sickness in 50% of pregnant women.  Maybe fatigue.  Other than that- not too much really.  A lot of women don't know they're pregnant- other than the missed period.  

Answer 3

I'm 9 weeks and at 6 weeks i felt sick i needed to wee a lot i had sore b*****s and was and still am very tired

Answer 4

the start of many changes in your body, if you haven't experienced most of them already, sore b*****s, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, back aches etc. You may already not be able to fit in some of your fav pants and your bras may be too tight. the first few weeks feel like forever because of the way you usually feel. But you won't get any movement or anything from the baby. best of luck to you!

Answer 5

I felt more nauseous. I am extremely tired, like its impossible to get through the day I am so tired. My boob tenderness finally seemed to subside unless they were pressed on. I am now in week 7 and that was the week the nausea got worse and the emotions really kicked in. I cried all day at work one day for no reason. I cried myself into a nap on another day. I got all teary eyed of Gene Simmons Family Jewel, and I wanted to start balling when I saw a pregnant couple on the bus and the man was so into his wife's belly I was still emotional about this 2 hours later when it switched life a snap of fingers to pure excitement and joy as I read something about what to expect.

Its all fun like the worst roller coaster that you can't get off. but I am told its all worth it in the end if you can just survive the first trimester.  

Answer 6

morning aka all day sickness, many trips to the rest room, a feeling of being tired all day, mood swings, sore breast and bloating. i sure there is more joy to experience but i can't remember them all.

Answer 7

Just be aware that you could bleed. This is usually nothing to worry about but contact your doctor if you are worried.

Be very careful up to 12 weeks as this is the most dangerous time for miscarrying.

You may start to feel nauseous/or be sick. Again see your doctor if this persists.