Signs and Symptoms of Pregnancy (part 1)

Signs and Symptoms of Pregnancy (part 1)

Signs and Symptoms of Pregnancy (part 1)

Whenhealthy - Signs and symptoms of early pregnancy

Are you pregnant? The real proof can be seen in “pregnancy tests”. But you can expect that you are pregnant, even before you are late menstruation, if you experience one or more signs and symptoms of pregnancy.

Here are signs that can be seen in the first weeks after you become pregnant.

Breasts are sore and swollen

One of the physical changes experienced during pregnancy are changes in the breast. Your breasts will feel heavy, sore or painful to the touch. In the first or two weeks after pregnancy, your breasts begin to grow and change in preparation for producing milk. The primary cause of this change is the increased production of hormones estrogen and progesterone. Changes in your breasts will be seen more clearly if you are pregnant your first time.

Fatigue

Many women who feel exhausted during pregnancy, especially in the early days. This may be a natural way to persuade mothers to take more time to sleep, in preparation for the nights where he could not sleep in the days to come. However, There is also a physical reason for this fatigue.

In the first weeks of pregnancy, your body works very hard, "pumping hormones and producing more blood to carry nutrients to your baby. To accommodate this increased blood flow, your heart pumps harder and faster. Plus, progesterone is a natural depressant to the central nervous system, so the presence of this hormone in large quantities cause you to feel sleepy. But tere is possibility of pregnancy can lead to feelings of worry that can absorb your energy and cause insomnia.

Slight Bleeding or Abdominal Pain

Some women experience slight spotting or bleeding during early pregnancy, about 10 or 14 days after fertilization.

Known as implantation bleeding, which occurs when a fertilized egg attaches to the uterine wall. Such bleeding usually occurs earlier, fewer and lighter color than usual blood of menstruation, and the only briefly.

There is also a pain or abdominal cramping early in pregnancy when the uterus begins to enlarge. The pain is exactly like pain during menstruation.

Be continued to the next article about pregnancy