Pregnancy from A-Z
When you first suspect that you are and it is your first time, you may wonder “Am I Pregnant, what symptoms am I suppose to look for”? Most women won’t experience any noticeable early symptoms of Pregnancy until the fertilized egg attaches itself to the uterine wall, several days after conception. Some women don’t experience any indication of Pregnancy before they miss a periods.
Some of the symptoms you may experience are that your breast will probably become increasingly tender in a similar way to the way you feel before you have your period. You may experience a tingling sensation in the nipples. But once your body adapts to the change in your hormones the tenderness will settle down.One of the signs of Pregnancy may be if the skin around your nipples gets darker and the small lubricating glands become more prominent with small bumps appearing, this may be a positive symptom that you have successfully conceived.
Frequent urination is also a common problem during Pregnancy. It starts in the first few months and then settles down after the 12th week only to come back when there is an increase in the size of the womb as this puts pressure on the bladder and causes frequent urination again.
Some women get dark patches on there forehead and cheeks during Pregnancy. These patches are caused by hormonal changes that affect the pigment cells in the skin. The navel and a line down the center of the woman’s belly may also darken. However these pigment changes will fade after your Pregnancy but will probably always remain a little darker than before.
If food cravings are one of your symptoms in combination with some of the other symptoms then the chances are that you are Pregnant. Normally, morning sickness won't hit you until a few weeks into conception. A lucky few escape it altogether. But, you may begin feeling nauseated and queasy as early as a couple of days following conception. this may not just occur in the morning but this Pregnancy-related nausea can be a problem any time of the day, morning, noon, or night. You may also notice that your sense of taste and smell changes.
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December 13th, 2009 at 6:28 pm
When I first was letting people know I was pregnant, someone (an older man) asked if I was keeping it. He was obviously joking?.I was around 5 months at the time. It was my first child, I?m married and 33?I was stunned.