You may be completely unaware that she was pregnant for weeks, just wondered if you expect when you miss a period. Or, if you're noticing small changes and in tune with the rhythms of your body can begin to suspect something new. You can start to wonder who might be pregnant shortly after birth as a fertilized egg attaches to the wall of the uterus (womb). This is usually within 10 days after birth.
Before you start building your weekly pregnancy calendar, here is a list of 10 symptoms and signs of pregnancy, starting with the first thing you might notice. You may have some, all, or none of the early signs of pregnancy:
1. nipples tingling or itching
This may be one of the first signs of pregnancy, starting within a week or so of conception. You may feel a tingling sensation as the pregnancy hormones increase the supply of blood to the chest, especially around the nipples. When your body gets used to the increased hormones, the feeling will subside.
2. spotting and cramping
It is common to have some spotting, pinkish-brown stain on the inside or when little clothing as well as some cramping. Spot in early pregnancy can be caused by the implantation of the egg in the uterus. And some bleeding around the time normally expect your period may be caused by hormones that control your vacation.
3. Feeling sick
Morning sickness is a common symptom of early pregnancy. If you are lucky, you can escape forever. Often starts in about 4-6 weeks. You may feel dizzy and nauseated or vomiting. Despite its name, morning sickness can affect morning, noon or night. Unfortunately!
4. Tender, swollen breasts
About 6 weeks pregnant, your breasts may be more sensitive to the press. It can be very similar to how they feel before your period, but more intense. This sensitivity tends to be more common in the first quarter, slowly easing as the pregnancy progresses. You may also notice that your breasts are bigger and swollen, with visible blue veins under the skin.
5. fatigue
The early stages of pregnancy can make you feel tired, you feel completely exhausted. This is a very common symptom of early pregnancy, although fatigue is not a sure sign of fire on their own. You can find the fatigue that removes most of the first and third quarters. If you can take a nap when you really want and then do it.
6. Need to urinate often
About 6 weeks pregnant, you may notice that the toilet more often. This is due to a combination of pregnancy hormones, your kidneys work harder and extra volume of blood in his system. But beware, if you get a burning sensation or pain when small, it can be an extensive urinary tract infections.
7. The darkening of the nipples
Skin changes may be common during pregnancy. One of the first you may notice is the circle of skin round dark nipples (aureola). It usually takes about 8 weeks. You can also find her nipples were straighter and error nipples become much clearer.
8. altered sensation
While this may sound like a cliche, you can see that suddenly develop cravings for certain foods. These might be things you have never loved before. Some women reported a metallic taste in the mouth, other people can not stand the taste of tea, coffee or eating normally does.
9. Lost Time
A missed period is one of the surest signs of pregnancy. If your period does not start on time and usually fairly regularly, it is likely to take a pregnancy test before you notice any other symptoms. But if your periods are irregular or lost when the next track is because you realize that your time is delayed. In this case, breast tenderness, nausea and need extra trips to the bathroom can be the first signs of being pregnant.
And finally ...
10. The proof: A positive pregnancy test
Most home test is given a reliable result, especially if you have to wait at least until the first day of the menstrual period. Usually if there is a blue line in the test window is over 99% accurate and possibly expected. Start working on your week of pregnancy. Make an appointment to see your doctor or midwife. You may be about to embark on a fascinating journey and life changing! Congratulations!
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