Women can experience pregnancy in different ways. Some literally within a few days after conception feel it for some of their elusive signs. At the same time, over time, certain symptoms appear: a sharp change in mood, difficulty breathing, a change in taste, as well as addictions.
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It is also possible to determine the onset of pregnancy by the most characteristic early signs and symptoms that are caused by changes in the production of hormones. One of them is missed periods (delay).
Step 2
Changes occur in the breasts (a feeling of fullness and heaviness, increased sensitivity, tingling in the nipple area, darkening of the areola).
Step 3
Bloating or pain in the lower abdomen is common.
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If you get tired quickly and feel weak, this also indicates pregnancy.
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Nausea, vomiting, and urge to urinate may be present.
Step 6
Increased temperature in the vagina. If you notice that the temperature, instead of dropping before menstruation, remains more than 37 degrees, and the monthly days do not come, then it is very likely that you are pregnant.
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A stable temperature plateau is a more reliable sign of pregnancy. However, the timing of the onset of pregnancy can be difficult to determine, especially for those women who do not use the temperature method, because it is not very convenient.
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In addition to the typical signs indicating pregnancy, a special test can accurately determine this condition. It checks for the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin in the urine or blood, that is, a certain hormone produced only during pregnancy.
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Also in the early stages, pregnancy can be diagnosed with ultrasound.
Step 10
A professional laboratory blood or urine test confirms the onset of pregnancy. It can be performed 2-4 weeks after ovulation (that is, around the time of your expected period) and is more accurate than a test kit.
Step 11
If you suspect that you are pregnant, it is best to get confirmation from your doctor, whether you have tested yourself or not.
Step 12
Already at the first examination, the doctor will be able to determine your pregnancy period by asking the date of the last menstruation (conception occurs approximately two weeks after them).
