Pregnancy cravings are where for no visible reason, a pregnant mother gets a strong urge for a particular food.
As for why, sorry, I don't know.
Craving vinegar could be a sign of pregnancy. Women who are pregnant crave many different food items. This is believed to be because of dietary deficiencies.
Yes your hormones can play a very big part in your craving for a pregnancy.
It can be a pregnancy craving, or it can be that you just want some savoury food. Pregnancy is more probablr, if you have had sexual intercourse with a male within the last few months and he has ejaculated sperm into you.
It is nausea , craving for food, cramps and backaches.
Most women have reported getting cravings within the first 2 to 3 weeks of pregnancy. It's normal to start craving salty or sweet foods and foods you might not normally eat. The only unsafe craving is 'pica' otherwise known as non-food cravings or substances of no nutritional value such as dirt, chalk, soap, etc.
Nope, that a old wives tale.
Not specifically, though cravings and aversions are common in pregnancy. You'll usually have other indications before those start, though.
Sybil Claiborne has written: 'A craving for women'
Yes Pregnancy Symptoms can vary from women to women.
It could depending on what that "nonfood" substance is, for instance if your craving paper, you could have a problem. craving certain things could be harmful to you foremost not the baby. Your stomach doesn't have the ability to digest certain things. If your very concerned consult with a doctor.
Try eating some tums (one or two, not the entire bottle every night!). Generally a craving for an inedible substance means vitamin deficiencies or an underlying mental illness. Do not give in to these cravings and try to reward yourself with something like ice cream or Snickers. One of the most common reasons for pica (pregnant women craving non food items) is anemia. These problems can cause complications with your pregnancy. I recommend that you call your doctor of midwife as soon as possible to try to get things straightened out for a healthy pregnancy.
Yes, women have vaginal discharge during pregnancy which will increase as the pregnancy progresses.