Five Common Early Pregnancy Symptoms |
Have you lately been getting a vague, hitherto unfamiliar, feeling that you might be pregnant? It is said that some women are so perceptive of even the slight changes in their bodies that they could even know the exact time and date when they conceive! Of course, this theory has never been proved. But if you have been feeling an unexplained uneasiness since the last week or two and you suspect these might actually be early pregnancy symptoms, then you may have to visit your doctor very soon!
Here are some early pregnancy symptoms we have listed out for you, so that you can at least estimate whether any of your symptoms match the ones mentioned below:
A missed period is almost a sure sign of pregnancy. Of course, it could also occur due to some freakish hormone imbalance, but by and large, if your period does not occur even 10 days after its expected date, it could mean you might be pregnant.
If you experienced sudden and unexplained light spotting or bleeding, that could also indicate a probable pregnancy. The little fertilized egg within you is much stronger and tenacious than you can think. It is perfectly capable of gnawing its way into your endometrial lining, so that it can attach itself to you, thereby enabling its survival for the next 9 months. Some women bleed at the time of this implantation process. This usually happens a few days before your expected period. Also, the color of the blood is markedly different and lighter than normal menstrual bleeding.
Morning sickness is a very common complaint among pregnant women. If you are feeling overly nauseous, it could be time to get mentally prepared for a family!
Have you been feeling washed out lately? It is normal to feel unduly tired on some days. But if this goes on for more than a week, you may think of pregnancy.
Some pregnant women complain of breast tenderness. This happens due to sudden and rapid changes in your hormones.
All of the early pregnant symptoms mentioned above could also apply to normal everyday life. If you think you might be pregnant, do visit your physician and have a thorough medical examination to confirm one way or the other.
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