Very Early Signs of Pregnancy

For most ladies,  pregnancy is a time of extreme joy and happiness mixed in with some uncertainty. To be absolutely sure that you are pregnant it is important to have a blood test with your doctor or nurse, there are home test kits that may be purchased which claim to be 99 percent accurate on the first day of your missed period, they test your urine for a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (kohr-ee-ON-ihk goh-NAD-uh-TROH-puhn).

Some very early signs of pregnancy you can also look out for are:

A missed menstrual cycle is the most common sign that a woman may be pregnant, however every lady is different and so to are the early signs of her pregnancy. Some ladies even have varying symptoms from pregnancy to pregnancy.

Some women experience a tenderness in their breasts, spotting, morning sickness, frequent trips to the bathroom, increase in weight, avoiding certain foods, backaches, headaches, vomiting and generally feeling sick. These are just some of the symptoms that may occur at different stages of the pregnancy and also at different intensities, also note that these symptoms can also be very similar to your routine menstrual sensations.

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