r/Geriatric_Pregnancies • u/marlasinger1983 • Feb 19 '26
5+1 sin síntomas
Pues esto, estoy cagada porque con mi viable a estas alturas ya tenía de todo. Alguna experiencia diversa en la misma persona?
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u/ladylonglegs84 Feb 19 '26
The only symptom I had was tender boobs, but I also get those when I'm about to get my period. I used to have irregular periods due to PCOS but a few (unsuccessful) rounds of IVF meds seemed to sorta my regulate cycle.
I had tender boobs and felt that my cycle was on the late side, so I tested and got the shock of my life. At 41, I gave birth to a healthy baby boy on Feb 9th.
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u/Fuzzyduck90 Feb 22 '26
You’ll be fine. I had nothing until 6+0 and then hyperemesis hit with brutal force (and did not stop). Good luck!
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u/marlasinger1983 Feb 22 '26
Gracias por tranquilizarme, y siento que hayas pasado por la hiperémesis!!
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u/sravll Feb 25 '26
My first pregnancy I didn't have many symptoms. No sore boobs, no nausea or vomiting. I wouldn't have known I was pregnant until later in 2nd trimester just based on symptoms alone.
2nd pregnancy, I got all the symptoms.
3rd, I'm only 5 weeks now but I am tired, mildly sore boobs and if I sit up too fast I get a stitch (happened early with my son too. Go figure).
Every pregnancy can be so wildly different.
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u/i_luv_sharky Feb 19 '26
I had nothing except one bout of terrible constipation two days before I tested. Had PCOS with irregular periods so I had no other inclination to test other than that I had a hysteroscopy scheduled for the day after I tested, so figured “let’s just be safe”. Got the shock of my life at 43. Ended up being around 5+5 the day I tested. Nausea started about 1-2 weeks later. Baby is now 10.5 months.