What are the symptoms of pregnancy for more than one month

I am more than a month pregnant and in the early stages of pregnancy. Some pregnant women may experience symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, fatigue, and easy falling asleep. The occurrence of this disease is caused by the changes in female hormones in the body, which is often called early pregnancy reaction. Some pregnant women may also feel that their breasts are enlarged, with a sense of distension and pain, the color of the areola becomes darker, and Montessori nodules may appear. Of course, the occurrence of this symptom varies from person to person, and some pregnant women do not have obvious symptoms in the early stages of pregnancy.

Generally speaking, after more than a month of pregnancy, some pregnant women will have different degrees of early pregnancy reactions, such as feeling like vomiting after waking up, being disgusted by greasy food, and feeling more nauseous and retching after seeing white meat, grilled skewers, fried foods, etc., and preferring to eat sour foods. You may continue to experience symptoms such as intolerance to cold, fatigue, laziness, dizziness, lack of energy, and drowsiness. There may also be changes in mentality, such as being easily angered, becoming restless and easily upset, etc. Symptoms such as breast pain, frequent urination and urgency may also occur.

More than a month of pregnancy belongs to the early stage of pregnancy, and early pregnancy reactions may occur at this time. Clinical symptoms vary from person to person: First, changes in menstrual periods may occur, and amenorrhea may occur. If the menstrual cycle is delayed by more than a week compared to the past, pregnancy should be considered. Second, gastrointestinal symptoms. Generally, around 6 weeks of pregnancy, symptoms such as nausea, decreased appetite, aversion to greasy food, and abnormal taste buds will appear. Nausea symptoms can be mild or severe. Mild symptoms do not require special treatment. Severe cases such as hypocalcemia, dehydration, and ketonuria require immediate surgical treatment. Third, urinary system diseases. During pregnancy, the expansion of the uterus will cause a certain degree of compression on the bladder, resulting in symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and frequent urination.

Mental symptoms: Due to changes in female hormones in the body during pregnancy, symptoms such as chest tightness, shortness of breath, fatigue, constant sleepiness, and irritability may occur. Fifth, changes in the skin, breasts, etc. Due to changes in the body's estrogen levels, there will be pregnancy spots, stretch marks, nipples, nipples and vaginal mucosa color darkening.