You may have body aches but aching eyes would not be a typical symptom of pregnancy. Usually when it is said that you might have flu-like symptoms with pregnancy, it is referring more to the malaise, unexplained fatigue, and nausea and vomiting (such as with "stomach flu"), not the upper respiratory symptoms like cough, sneeze, sore throat, runny nose, watery eyes and high fever.
No. It just means that the pregnancy hormones that were making the symptoms stronger are now decreasing which is what is meant to happen during pregnancy
I had that happen, I had to get a D&E. I was told that it was a false pregnancy.
Yes that can happen to some.
That feeling that menstruation is about to happen is very common. Most of the symptoms of early pregnancy are very much like PMS.
Yes to your first question and pregnancy symptoms can happen at any time but the only true way to tell is waiting a few weeks and getting a blood test. Good luck.
Some women do not get morning sickness during pregnancy. It depends on the person when or if it will happen. Typically you start to get pregnancy symptoms when your hormone level is high enough...usually around 8 wks or so.
you could have all the symptoms of pregnancy but there is no baby there. this can happen if you think that you are pregnant and want to be so your body is having all the symptom's. a negative test could mean that it is too early because your body hasn't started to produce the hormones yet. you should wait until your next period then if it doesn't come take another test, hope this helps ..
They are very similar, however not all woman have either of them. Biggest way to tell them apart? PMS happen before a period is do, PMS - pre menstrual symptoms, and pregnancy symptoms usually do not start till a woman is around three months pregnant. That would be well two to three months after the first missed period.
Its just one of the symptoms you and your wife have to deal with, alot of changes are gonna happen through her pregnancy most of it will go back to normal after baby is born but some may not.
There probably isn't anything to worry about as these are common symptoms. Every pregnancy is different, so one set of symptoms you had in your last pregnancy, may not happen at all or as severely during this one. And vice versa. If you're overly worried, you should see your GP.
Most fertility experts will tell you that you won't have any pregnancy signs or symptoms until the embryo implants in the uterus. This can happen about the time you miss your period but for most women, pregnancy signs & symptoms will not kick in noticeably until you are 6 weeks pregnant (about 2 weeks after you miss your period). Some women don't have any pregnancy signs or symptoms except for a missed period! Anecdotally, many women who have posted on the internet & have discussed pregnancy signs & symptoms will tell you that they knew right away or a few days before their periods were due. If you are very in tune with your body, you may notice small changes right away. However, remember, most of the early pregnancy signs & symptoms are very similar to premenstrual symptoms and it is often difficult to know the difference until you miss a period.
There are no early signs of a multiple pregnancy. The only way to tell if you are going to have twins is when you have an ultra sound an the doctors office. You just have normal pregnancy symptoms, it isn't different in the early stages if you do happen to pregnant with more than one child.