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What Are The Early Signs And Symptoms Of Pregnancy?
I am not sure if I am pregnant or not, I have had some symptoms of pregnancy but I did a test and it came up negative. I started bleeding a tiny bit from my vagina but it was a pinkish light red colour and creamy sort of like cum, now I m leaking brown stuff from my vagina? I think it is implantation bleeding but I m not 100% sure, I got the bar put in december 17th but I feel as though I am pregnant and there is a high chance I could be.
Mon, 3 Aug 2015
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You'll need a home pregnancy test or a blood test at your OB's office to know for sure, but until you can take one (the best time is once your period is late) go through these early signs of pregnancy and see if any of them feel familiar.
1. Shortness of Breath - The growing fetus needs oxygen, leaving you a little short.
2. Sore Breasts - Tender and heavy-feeling breasts, darkening of the areolas and even more pronounced veins on your chest can be a first sign that you're pregnant.
3. Fatigue - If you're suddenly exhausted, it might be a response to the increasing hormones in your body. For many women, tiredness continues through the first trimester, but then ebbs in the second.
4. Nausea - Most pregnant women start to get the queasies when they're about 6 weeks along, but some can experience morning sickness (which unfortunately can occur morning, noon and night) earlier.
5. Frequent Urination - If you suddenly find yourself unable to sleep through the night without a trip to the washroom, it might be a sign. During pregnancy your body produces extra fluids, which has your bladder working overtime
6. Headaches - More early signs of pregnancy include an aching head, a result of changes in hormones.
7. Backaches - Is your lower back a little sore? If you don't normally have back pain, it could mean your ligaments are loosening.
8. if you're feeling crampy, it might be your uterus stretching to get ready for a baby.
i think this may help u
thanks
You'll need a home pregnancy test or a blood test at your OB's office to know for sure, but until you can take one (the best time is once your period is late) go through these early signs of pregnancy and see if any of them feel familiar.
1. Shortness of Breath - The growing fetus needs oxygen, leaving you a little short.
2. Sore Breasts - Tender and heavy-feeling breasts, darkening of the areolas and even more pronounced veins on your chest can be a first sign that you're pregnant.
3. Fatigue - If you're suddenly exhausted, it might be a response to the increasing hormones in your body. For many women, tiredness continues through the first trimester, but then ebbs in the second.
4. Nausea - Most pregnant women start to get the queasies when they're about 6 weeks along, but some can experience morning sickness (which unfortunately can occur morning, noon and night) earlier.
5. Frequent Urination - If you suddenly find yourself unable to sleep through the night without a trip to the washroom, it might be a sign. During pregnancy your body produces extra fluids, which has your bladder working overtime
6. Headaches - More early signs of pregnancy include an aching head, a result of changes in hormones.
7. Backaches - Is your lower back a little sore? If you don't normally have back pain, it could mean your ligaments are loosening.
8. if you're feeling crampy, it might be your uterus stretching to get ready for a baby.
i think this may help u
thanks
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