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Is it common to not feel pregnant at 14 weeks into a pregnancy?
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Is it common to not feel pregnant at 14 weeks into a pregnancy? - #21670

Savannah

I am feeling really confused right now and need some insights from you guys. So, I thought I was finally getting into this groove of being pregnant, but here I am at 14 weeks and I literally don't feel pregnant. Like, at all! I mean, shouldn’t I be feeling something by now? It's my first pregnancy, so, maybe I'm just overthinking it. I have read so many things online but still feel lost. In the beginning, there were the usual symptoms— sickness, tiredness you know, all that. But it was never that intense, and now it sorta just... faded. I don't have that morning sickness much anymore, and I’m not even feeling cravings like I thought I would. Maybe I expected too much?? I sometimes compare myself to my friends who were like moaning and groaning about their symptoms, but mine seem to have just disappeared. I guess I'm just wondering, is it normal to not feel pregnant at 14 weeks? I’ve had my check-ups, and the doctors say everything looks good! Heartbeat was fine on the last ultrasound, and I know I shouldn't be worried. But still, I can't shake off this feeling of uncertainty. Every time I read stories about other women feeling their bumps or getting kicks around this time, I just feel left out. Could it be my body just being different? I've tried some yoga and really working on staying healthy, but I just don't feel that connection like others talk about. Last week, I was freaking out and thought something could be wrong, but then I remember hearing so many people saying that each pregnancy is super unique. Ugh! Should I just chill, or is there something to worry about? Would love to hear from those who have been through this. Is it normal to not feel pregnant at 14 weeks, or should I be looking for specific signs? Or maybe it's just one of those things with pregnancy where everyone experiences things differently? Just wish I had more solid answers. Sometimes I think about reaching out to my doctor again, but I don’t want to sound paranoid. Thanks for letting me ramble! I'm really just looking for some stories from other moms or maybe even some insight from professionals so I can get through this phase feeling a bit more assured. Hope to hear from you soon!

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It's very normal for you to not feeling like pregnant in 14 weeks of pregnancy. Let's understand first that each individual is different and their pregnancy journey is different... It's a matter of timely antenatal checkups for the foetal growth and well being.. Around the end of first trimester the difficulties of the initial days were seemed to reduce in majority of the pregnant women .Now you may feel little more energetic in terms of activities and also food habits.. It's quite normal that you dont feel any specific food cravings.. As some women dont feel like that,and is considered as normal ...About the baby movements.. It's bit early for you to identify the baby movements in 14 weeks as the baby is still very small and especially you are first time pregnant and your belly muscles will be tight.. It will be felt little more early when you are on your second pregnancy.. You will start to feel your baby's tiny movements around 20 weeks. That movements also will not be felt like kick..it will be like a bubbling or fluttering sensation on your lower abdomen at first and you can feel it more when your baby grows little more by time being... Now you have to focus on your routine checkups if that is showing every thing is normal nothing to worry..understand that preganancy is a physiological processs. Your body will get adjusted to the change.. Dont worry too much..Just be careful... And don't forget to visit your doctor for the regular checkups and if any adverse symptoms are observed. Eat healthy... stay calm Enjoy your motherhood.... All the best wishes..
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This is quite normal feeling when a pregnant woman enters to 2nd trimester, and there is nothing to worry about that. Second trimester is comparatively easier period than 1st and 3rd . So be cool , Take proper food and water on adequate times. Have proper sleeper.Make sure about your physical activities. Have walk regularly, For exercises you can take advise from your consulting gynecologist.

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