1st Signs Of Pregnancy
Now if you're eager to get pregnant and you want to have that little bundle of joy and you think you have succeeded here are some of the 1st signs of pregnancy.
One of the first symptoms of pregnancy you may notice is your breast will feel sore and tender. The darkening of the areolas and or the veins in your chest may be more pronounced. Another sign is that you may feel more fatigued as the hormones start increasing in your body. For many women tiredness continues through the first trimester.
Nausea can be another sign that usually comes along in the 6th week but some women can experience this much earlier in the pregnancy. Frequent urination as your body produces extra fluids which has your bladder working overtime. Headaches can be another sign as the hormones start to flow but stay away from the ibuprofen and other drugs just to be safe.
Backaches are common and will probably continue throughout your pregnancy as you gain weight and the shifting center of gravity throw your posture out of whack. cramping can also be a sign as your uterus is stretching to get ready for the baby.
Mood swings for sure from the increase of hormones and if you have been watching your body temperature trying to get pregnant and notice it stays elevated beyond two weeks you may be pregnant.
Other symptoms may be an elevated sensitivity to odors, dizziness or fainting as your blood sugars and or blood pressure may be low. Make sure you eat enough and stay well-hydrated.
Spotting but much lighter than normal. What you may be experiencing is implantation bleeding where the fertilized egg attaches to the uterine wall and causes a little bleeding.
Many of the 1st signs of pregnancy are also symptoms of PMS but if you are late on your period you better head to the drug store to pick up a pregnancy test. If you get a negative result and you still don't get your period, it just might just be too early for the test to detect. Wait a few days and try again. And if it's positive -- congratulations!
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