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Girls, has anyone experienced a hidden pregnancy without any symptoms?
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Natalya
The delay was only that, and nothing more.
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Ievleva kseniya
I have a second one. Besides the absence of M., there's nothing else. Even my belly hasn't grown.
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Irina
Actually, most people have no symptoms at all, and for everyone, it's just a delay.
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anastasija
Symptoms do not necessarily have to be present. I didn't experience anything.
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Natalya
I only have a delay. I still don't have a proper belly.
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Nina Ivanova
I have never heard of anything like this from anyone.
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Aygerim
There was an acquaintance whose belly was like that of a 4-5 month pregnancy, yet she was already due to give birth. She also told me that her mother had given birth to twins in the same way—no one even knew she was pregnant until she brought the babies home from the hospital. She also worked with another girl who had menstrual cycles for half of her pregnancy; she found out she was pregnant almost at the 5th month.
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Mariya
Yes, my friend went for a routine ultrasound just for her health, and they said she's already four months pregnant, more than halfway there. She has been taking birth control pills since she was 16 to regulate her periods. Plus, they've already come to terms with the fact that they will be childless. That's the story 😅.

A neighbor thought she was already going through menopause, with three children, and when her belly started to protrude in all directions at eight months, she was shocked 😂. She's not thin at all, and they just had their fourth child.

Another acquaintance had periods that were usually regular, but recently they became quite scant. She went for a check-up, and it turned out she was 2-3 months pregnant, I can't remember exactly.
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Aruzhan
Yes, it happens. Usually, it is a rare occurrence and is often only detected through ultrasound or blood tests. If you have any doubts, please take a test or consult a doctor.
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