Q&A: Does no nausea indicate a possible miscarriage?

The more nauseated you are is an indication on how sensitive you are to circulating estrogen, hence the idea that you're less likely to miscarry. It's not 100% faithful, though, because some people are exquisitely sensitive to even low amounts of estrogen and others are very stoic even with gargantuan amounts! Don't despair over your lack of nausea--I'd ignore that. The cramps are in fact growing pains, and peak at about 10-12 weeks, when the uterus becomes big enough to lift out of the pelvis into the abdomen with lots of room. After that, you'll be pleased to experience a whole new set of symptoms. I'd simply inform your doctor's office about your symptoms at this point.