Is constipation normal during early pregnancy?

Answer 1

You may be pregnant as well, but constipation is a sign of constipation not pregnancy.

Actually Constipation IS A Sign Of Early Pregnancy.

Answer 2

Here are opinions and answers from FAQ Farmers: * Yes, I was constipated with all 5 of my pregnancies from the very start. * Constipation is a symptom, but for most women, this problem doesn't get really bad until about 12 weeks. * Many women are constipated from early in pregnancy, but some (including me) have the opposite problem.

Answer 3

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If you know you are pregnant, and you are constipated, that is very common.

If you are just constipated and you are wondering if you are pregnant, you might be, or you might just be constipated.

AnswerHello.

Sometimes it can be a symptom of pregnancy yes. But I wouldn't rely on constipation in itself as being a indication of pregnancy. You may have a upset stomach. Wait till your period arrives and do a test. Then you'll know hun.

constipation

constipation is a sythom of pregancey.

It is common and normal.

It is common to get constipated during pregnancy. You just have to eat loads of fiber.

No loads of fibres make it worse! it is noit uncommon to use a mild laxative when poregnant since it's also comon to get hemorroids. Ask your midwife or at the pharmacy.

Answer 4

Constipation is common during pregnancy, however, constipation can also result from a number of other things. So constipation alone isn't enough to diagnose a pregnancy. Checking to see if you have any more of the following symptoms might give you a better indication of whether you are or aren't pregnant: # a lighter or shorter period than usual # completely missing a period # swelling, tenderness, or tingling in the breasts (about two weeks after conception) # frequent urination # fatigue # nausea or vomiting (morning sickness) # feeling bloated or crampy # increased or decreased appetite # changes in digestion (constipation or heartburn) # mood changes (Source of list: goaskalice.com) If you want to be absolutely certain, perhaps you should consider a pregnancy test. It takes about the same amount of time to conduct a home pregnancy test as it does to post a question on the internet.

Answer 5

Yes, the changes in your hormones causes constipation in some woman. You should drink lots of water, eat a lot of fiber, watch your calcium intake as it can harden your bowels if you take too much, and exercise. All these things can help with your constipation.

Answer 6

well when fertilized ovum grows furthur and tries to implant in uterine wall

at that time slight bleeding may occur which may be approximately concide

with the next period occurence however bleeding due to this phenomenon may

be less (less than usual menstruation) one may think less menstruation however

she may be preganant!

Answer 7

Unfortunately, yes. Just take a simple laxative to try to help you. Also limit foods that may promote constipation such as cheese.