Can i be pregnant without tender breasts

Reproductive Sci ences 24 4 Join now to personalize. Photo credit: iStock. Can I be pregnant and have no pregnancy symptoms? I'm 5 weeks pregnant and symptoms come and go I'm 8 weeks pregnant with no symptoms Do some women have no pregnancy symptoms at all? Does having no symptoms mean I'll have a miscarriage? I'm 5 weeks pregnant and symptoms come and go By the time they're 5 weeks pregnant , only about half of women have symptoms. Common symptoms at 5 weeks pregnant include: Achy or swollen breasts Nausea A frequent need to urinate In a week or so, you may join the 70 percent of women who have pregnancy symptoms by 6 weeks pregnant.

I'm 8 weeks pregnant with no symptoms Most pregnant women — 90 percent of them, in fact — have pregnancy symptoms by 8 weeks. Other common symptoms at 8 weeks pregnant include: Abdominal bloating Constipation Heartburn Nasal congestion Lightheadedness Not having any pregnancy symptoms at 8 weeks is unusual, but it's not unheard of. Do some women have no pregnancy symptoms at all? Women in the BabyCenter Community shared their experiences: "I'm six and a half weeks.

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All rights reserved. Close Sign in. Most moms-to-be will worry about something over the course of their pregnancy. For some women, a lack of symptoms can seem like a cause for concern too. In general, breast growth and the pain that can come with it are common early pregnancy symptoms , caused by surging hormones, a build-up of fat and an increased blood flow to the area. But because every pregnancy is different, it's important to remember that every pregnant woman's symptoms are different too, especially when it comes to pregnancy breast changes.

Some women notice breast tenderness as soon as a few days after conception, whereas others don't experience it until weeks later. For some, the soreness starts early and stays late. For others, it starts late and doesn't last very long at all.

Some moms-to-be have nipples that feel more tender and may protrude more than usual; many women notice that their areolas become darker, bigger and possibly spotted. Bottom line? It's really hard to "feel" pregnant in the early months before you're showing and feeling the baby move. So I completely understand your concern!

Soon enough, you'll start feeling some symptoms in other words, be careful what you wish for!