Pregnancy symptoms earlier than menopause

Early pregnancy reactions are related to the physical condition of the pregnant woman. Some pregnant women may not have any other early pregnancy reactions except amenorrhea. At this time, there is actually no need to worry. If you are worried, you can do a pregnancy test. So, besides amenorrhea, what other early pregnancy reactions are there? Let's take a look together.

1. Feeling abnormal. In fact, many women have the ability to guess pregnancy, and usually their judgment is correct. If you often feel tired, nauseous, dizzy, or constipated, and have lower back pain, you may be pregnant.

2. Breast changes: One of the more obvious characteristics of pregnancy is that the breasts become more sensitive and swollen. If you find a comfortable sleeping position, your breasts will become abnormal. In addition, the breasts will become firmer and larger, the nipples will become more obvious, and the nipples will become darker.

3. Easily tired, usually go to bed early, but it is difficult to wake up. If it is usually late in the afternoon at work, you need to find a place to rest.

4. Vomiting. Some women vomit when they eat breakfast, which is what we often call morning sickness.

5. Frequent urination and urgency. If a woman is already pregnant, others will find a very obvious symptom, which is frequent urination. The reason for this situation is that the swollen uterus causes pressure on the bladder. It is a weather phenomenon and there is no need to worry.

6. Dizziness. No matter you go up the stairs or sit for a long time, you will feel dizzy. In severe cases, you may faint! This is because the uterus is compressed to the blood vessels in the feet, which reduces blood pressure and causes dizziness.

7. Sensitive to smells, especially the fragrance of some foods or aromas, which may cause vomiting, as well as the smell of gas stations and cleaning fluids. This is caused by the flooding of estrogen in the body.

The symptoms of early pregnancy vary greatly among different groups, so in addition to amenorrhea, there are many symptoms that indicate pregnancy! If you don’t experience the same pregnancy symptoms as others in your daily life, don’t panic. If you are worried, you can go to the hospital for a pregnancy test to avoid unexpected situations and observe your condition in time.