One sign is tenderness of the breasts and a slight increase in size. Of course USUALLY, BUT NOT ALWAYS there is the cessation of menstrual periods. Nausea, to a greater or lesser extent also begins to happen in the week or follwing conception. If conception has occured it is usually in the middle of a female's cycle and the "period" that she would have had in the TWO WEEK TIME FRAME AFTER INTERCOURSE WHICH RESULTS IN PREGNANCY is "late". (Suggestion: if a female is two weeks late, it is advisable to take a pregnancy test SOONER rather than later so she can begin eating right, stop smoking, etc., or make a decision alternative to parenting if she believes she is compelled to do so.
These could also be PMS symptoms though, but if they persist, or if you have multiple symptoms, you should take a pregnancy test.
The early signs of pregnancy do in fact include morning sickness. However, the early signs of pregnancy may also include such things as nausea, shortness of breath, fatigue, strange cravings, sensitive to certain odors, and physical changes.
Early signs include swelling of the hands and feet, breast tenderness, moodiness, headaches and fatigue.
Frequent urination can be an early symptom of pregnancy, but a UTI isnt' an early pregnancy sign.
no it is not an early sign of pregnancy
Nipple tenderness can be a sign of your period or early pregnancy. Take a pregnancy test if you think you're pregnant.
No. Thrush is an infection, it has nothing to do with pregnancy
No. Thrush is an infection, it has nothing to do with pregnancy
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It can be a sign of pregnancy, but then again it can be a sign of a lot of conditions. I suggest you take a pregnancy test to be sure.
Yes it can be a early sign of pregnancy and a sign of labor coming upon
No, it's an early sign of heart burn or indigestion, however, these signs may be signs of pregnancy.
One of the most common causes of Night sweats during early pregnancy (first trimester) is the hormonal changes related to pregnancy. But cold sweats are not typically a sign of pregnancy.