Is hunger a symptom of early pregnancy?

Answer 1

I am a mother of two little ones and my youngest is now six months old. During both times, I was feeling pretty bad about my morning sickness, and the hunger pangs that followed next just made things worse. There was this time during the first trimester of my first pregnancy that I was craving something sweet, and I ordered a cake and remember eating all of it by myself throughout the day.

But of course, I wasn’t going to continue doing that, so I took help from *drumrolls* Google and read about how I could control my hunger pangs. I learned that from Parenthoodbliss website even though it’s absolutely normal, it’ll gradually subside towards the third trimester and IT DID! There were days when I wasn’t hungry at all but still did for the baby.

So, if you’re in your first trimester and are feeling hungry most of the time, don’t worry! Just snack on something healthy and you’re good to go!

Answer 2

These two symptoms have been described as early pregnancy symptoms. They can also be caused by stress, or maybe even a hormone imbalance. I would take a look at whether you had sex during your fertile times. Take the length of your cycle minus 14 days and that should tell you when you ovulated. If you had intercourse a couple of days prior to that you could be pregnant. I would get a home pregnancy test and try it. Wait and see what your next cycle is like. If it is light or missed try another test. If they are negative but you still feel pregnant, or other symptoms show up, then get a blood test done to be sure. Good luck and keep us posted.

Answer 3

Yes, in your first trimester you will sleep more than usual and may be short of breath or tired in the day due to the extra blood your body is processing.

Answer 4

It can, but just because you feel hungry all the time doesn't mean you're pregnant. Cravings tend to be more accurate with pregnancy.

Answer 5

Yes