That funny I started feeling better at 8wks. I was telling everyone I was so happy to finally feel my stomach growl and not feel sick. I'm 9wks today and still feeling ok. Still have the pregnancy fatigue, a little bit of nausea and just recently excess saliva. Not to keen on that one but I'm just happy to not feel so sick all the time. Hope it keep up!
I could've written this post! I had very mild twinges of nausea during the day but more hunger. I was getting worried too! Symptoms are at least reassuring for me with a history of early miscarriages.
Guess I will have to try to enjoy being free of them. All my symptoms are vanishing too at 9w3d! I still have sore boobs and fatigue but I can eat without wanting to barf, so I am happy! I think it will come and go. One reason we might be feeling slightly better is the placenta is in production now and so it might be taking a little bit of the load off our body more each day!
Pretty soon that baby will be running on its own and we won't be sick!!! Hi all I'm 8w6d and I exactly feel the same. I did have a lot of nausea fatigue and headache till last night and this morning I'm waking up as if nothing ever happened. We strive to provide you with a high quality community experience.
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Medically reviewed by Carolyn Kay, M. Your baby. Share on Pinterest Illustration by Alyssa Kiefer. Twin development at week 9. Curious about what else is happening during your pregnancy? Download our Pregnancy Guide for handy advice and info on prenatal care, nutrition, weight gain, and more. At nine weeks, the fetus is about the size of a cherry! Your little one may now measure 0. Check out the illustration below to help you imagine how things are taking shape within the uterus when you are nine weeks pregnant.
Symptoms at nine weeks pregnant may include changes to your breasts. They are probably fuller, heavier, and tender to the touch due to the enlargement of your milk glands and an increase in fatty tissue. Although your breasts will likely continue to grow throughout your pregnancy, the sensitivity will usually subside once your body adjusts to the surge of pregnancy hormones.
Read more about breast tenderness here. You may see that your veins appear a little darker now as your blood supply increases, and your nipples and areolas the skin around your nipples may darken as a result of hormonal changes. Now is a great time to talk to your healthcare provider about exercising during pregnancy.
If you're already active, you may need to make some adjustments to your fitness routine. If you haven't been as active, you can still choose a safe activity to help get you moving during your pregnancy. Walking and prenatal yoga are excellent choices, as well as swimming and water aerobics. These options are ideal for pregnant women because they're gentle on your joints. Moderate exercise will help you develop the strength and stamina you'll need during labor and delivery, but try to avoid activities that involve bouncing or sudden changes of direction, which could put too much strain on your joints.
Consult your healthcare provider for advice about what type of exercise is right for you. At nine weeks pregnant, here are some of the symptoms you may be experiencing:. Growing waistline. Your belly at nine weeks pregnant may not have a pronounced, rounded look, but your pre-pregnancy clothes are probably feeling a little snug due to a combination of a thickening waistline and some bloating brought on by your old friends — pregnancy hormones.
Read more about when you may start showing. You may see some spotting in the first trimester; call your healthcare provider if you see any more than a few drops of blood. Mild uterine cramping. This is a time of rapid change in your body, and you may experience mild uterine cramping. If the cramping is severe, or if you feel other pain like lower back pain, call your doctor to rule out any problems.
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