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The primary sign of pregnancy is missed period. This is a widely known pregnancy sign which confirms the good news even before the test. But sometimes, that can be a false alarm. Stress, disease, and irregular cycles can delay or stop the period. So one shouldn’t solely rely on periods when expecting.
There are other signs as well that can emblem pregnancy. Here are some early signs of pregnancy that women will find helpful.
Body heat
If you notice, you will find that a woman’s body heats up after ovulation. The temperature may rise one or two degrees. But after some time, it automatically is reduced.
But those who are pregnant will feel overheated even after that specific period. So what you can do is to check the body heat regularly. If the body heat is higher than the normal for one or two weeks consistently, it can mean pregnancy.
Change in breasts
Changes in women’s breasts begin right from the first moment of pregnancy. First, they get tender and swell. And this is one of the earliest signs of pregnancy- tender and sensitive breasts.
The apparent changes that you can spot in your breast are swelling, visible veins, and enlargement of nipples.
Aversion to strong smells
Repulsion to a strong smell is also an early sign of pregnancy. It is well known that many fragrances intensely work as an anti-factor to the body during pregnancy. But many people don’t know that it can happen at the very early stage of pregnancy.
It does not always have to be an odor that a pregnant body will abhor. It can be any strong smell – even the perfume you used to love earlier
Dizziness
Due to hormonal changes and changes in blood pressure, dizziness and headache, and uneasiness in the body are common early pregnancy symptoms.
Fatigue
Fatigue is also a frequent sign of early pregnancy. You may feel tired and dizzy all the time, even after doing nothing heavy if you are pregnant.
Runny nose
Doctors have a name for this one- Rhinitis, or stuffy nose. Almost every pregnant woman experiences congestion in pregnancy. At first, it may seem like a common cold, but pregnancy is another possible explanation.
Constipation
This is also very common during early pregnancy. Due to the increase of progesterone hormone, your body may feel a bit of constipated, and it may take a bit to pass through the intestine.
Increase of urination
Just remember how many “pregnant lady pee ” jokes you have heard throughout your life. It’s indeed troublesome and awful to feel the urge to urinate very almost with no time gap, but it’s another sign of your baby. Your bladder will fill up real quick, and due to the Hormonal changes and blood flow through the liver, this symptom will get stronger and stronger in the upcoming pregnancy.
Weird taste
The change of hormones mainly prompts a change in the taste bud. It is called Dysgeusia in medical science. Basically, you will not like some foods and crave things you usually don’t like.
Cramps
Cramps in the early stage of pregnancy prepare your body to be gentle to a growing fetus. You occasionally can feel pulling aches and sensations in the abdomen area. It is more intelligible when you move your body or sneeze.
Weird dreams
This is entirely psychological. Due to the change of body, our subconscious mind also changes; as a result, one will see weird, bizarre dreams even if they are unaware of the pregnancy. These dreams can be scary, but it does not concern much because it happens to almost every woman.
Mood swing
A woman’s mood shuttles like a ping pong ball during the whole pregnancy period. One moment you will feel ecstatic, and another moment you’ll be in tears. If you are feeling down or euphoric for quite some days and you’re feeling angry about everything at one moment and the next moment crying after seeing adorable puppy videos, that can signify your pregnancy.
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