What are the symptoms of suspected pregnancy?

There are many symptoms of pregnancy. When some of these symptoms appear, you may be pregnant. For example, if your menstruation is usually stable but suddenly misses the period, you may also experience nausea and vomiting in the morning, feel tired often, and have certain changes in your diet. These symptoms may be signs of pregnancy.

1. Menstrual period is overdue:

This shows that some non-pregnancy reasons can also cause menstrual disorders, such as stress.

2. Nausea and vomiting (morning sickness):

Explain that nausea could be mistaken for the flu or something else wrong. Sometimes it's just a little irritability or very mild nausea, but other times it may be retching or vomiting all day long.

3. Fatigue:

It means that you no longer have enough energy to cope with normal activities and you feel tired after walking up a hill or after dinner. The changes going on in the body are using up a lot of the body's energy.

4. Particular preference for certain types of food:

This means you might start adding salt to everything you eat, or you can never get enough orange juice. Strangely enough, you may start craving certain foods that you never touched before or that you previously thought had no taste.

5. Slight bleeding in the lower part:

This shows that the slight bleeding caused by embryo implantation is often mistaken for menstruation. A small number of women bleed during early pregnancy when their periods would otherwise occur.

6. Dislike of certain smells:

This indicates that the fetus's automatic protection mechanism is activated at this time. You start not drinking coffee, alcohol or cigarettes in the morning. The smell of cigarettes makes you feel uncomfortable.

7. Frequent urination:

It means that in early pregnancy, you may need to urinate more frequently due to hormonal changes caused by pregnancy.

8. Discomfort in the pelvic cavity:

Explain that you may feel discomfort throughout your lower abdomen and pelvic cavity, but if you feel severe pain on one side, you must report it to your doctor.

9. Abdominal discomfort and bloating:

This means you may experience abdominal bloating and cramping, and if you also feel nauseous, you may think you have an illness.

10. Breast changes:

The description is very similar to the changes in the breasts before menstruation, but the changes are more obvious. The nipples feel tingling, the breasts become softer and fuller, the areola darkens, and the tiny milk glands on the areola enlarge.