Could you be pregnant? Pay attention to this early pregnancy signs and symptoms. Some of this early signs of pregnancy can appear even before you miss your period.
Although many people assume that a missed period is the first sign of pregnancy, there are a number of other symptoms you can look out for. From morning sickness to acne, from breast pain to mood swings, it’s different for every person and every pregnancy.
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15 Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms
Missed (Late) Period
If you are usually fairly regular and your period is late, this may be the first and most obvious sign of pregnancy. But if you’re not regular or monitoring your period, other symptoms may be your first clues that you may be pregnant. And some women experience early pregnancy symptoms before they miss their period.
Vaginal Discharge
Some women may notice thick, milky discharge from the vagina in early pregnancy signs. It happens in the first weeks of pregnancy when the vaginal walls thicken. This discharge can occur during pregnancy. If there is an unpleasant odor associated with the discharge, or if it is associated with burning and itching, this is a sign of a yeast or bacterial infection. You should contact your doctor if this happens.
Breast Changes
Many women experience breast changes from the first weeks of pregnancy. This changes may be felt as pain, tenderness, heaviness, fullness, or a tingling sensation. The discomfort usually subsides after several weeks.
Bleeding or Implantation Cramps
Light bleeding or spotting may occur as the fertilized egg attaches to the uterine lining, 6 to 12 days after fertilization. Even mild cramps can occur at this time. Implantation bleeding can sometimes be mistaken for a menstrual period, although it is usually much lighter than a normal cycle.
Fatigue
The extra progesterone in a woman’s body during pregnancy can make her feel tired and tired, and her need for naps increases. In the second quarter, energy levels usually rise again.
Morning Sickness
That telltale feeling of discomfort known as morning sickness can hit you at any time of the day – and it usually starts when you’re about 6 weeks pregnant, though it can vary and hit even sooner. For most women, nausea starts at week 9.
Hormones, mainly increased progesterone levels (although estrogen and HCG may also take some credit), can cause your stomach to empty more slowly, resulting in that early pregnancy symptom similar to headache.
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Increased Urination
Starting from week 6 to 8, some women will have more frequent urination due to hormonal changes. If other symptoms appear, such as a burning sensation when urinating, you should see your doctor to make sure you don’t have a urinary tract infection.
Dizziness or Fainting
Dizziness, lightheadedness and feeling faint may occur in early pregnancy possibly related to hormonal changes affecting blood sugar or blood pressure.
Constipation: Hormone levels can also cause constipation in some women in early pregnancy signs.
Headache
In early pregnancy, headaches are common. They can be caused by the wave of hormonal changes that begin soon after conception. Or it could be sinus headaches caused by nasal congestion, which can also be an early pregnancy symptom.
Sensitivity to Certain Odors
Some smells can cause nausea or even vomiting in early pregnancy.
Aversion or Craving for food
Food cravings can begin in early pregnancy and can last throughout pregnancy. Likewise, food aversions (feeling nauseous or disgusted with a particular food) can also occur.
Mood Swings
Mood swings are relatively common during the first trimester of pregnancy due to the change in hormone levels. They can also be related to stress or other factors.
Scared of Heights
The expansion of blood volume and blood vessels can cause dizziness in pregnant women. Occasionally you may feel lightheaded, but it’s usually only in the first trimester. If this becomes a problem or happens later in your pregnancy, it’s definitely something you should talk to your doctor about.
Shortness of Breath
The increased demand for oxygen by the body (to support a growing fetus) can leave some women breathless, although this symptom is more common in the later stages of pregnancy.
Backache
Often considered more of a symptom of late pregnancy, low back pain can actually begin in early pregnancy signs. Women can experience some degree of back pain during pregnancy.
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Flare of pregnancy and acne in early pregnancy
Many people may start to say that you have the “pregnancy glow”. The combination of increased blood volume and higher hormone levels pushes more blood through the vessels. This causes the body’s sebaceous glands to work overtime.
The increased activity of your body’s sebaceous glands makes your skin red and shiny. On the other hand, you can also develop is acne a sign of pregnancy.
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Take away
Your body will undergo significant changes in early pregnancy. You may see signs such as nausea, breast tenderness, and of course the characteristic symptom of a missed period.
If you think you may be pregnant, a good first step is to take a home pregnancy test. This tests are widely available without a prescription in pharmacies and other stores.
If you get a positive result, call a doctor for an appointment. They will perform an exam and additional test to confirm your pregnancy. You can then start an antenatal program to protect your health and that of the fetus.
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