Pregnancy Symptoms

I have been told by a breast cancer nurse that this is completely normal and due to an increased amount of estrogen. This can be exacerbated by being over weight.

the positive answer on the tests are very rarely wrong, HCG is the hormone produced when someone is pregnant, which is what shows up on the test and is not there to detect by urine tests when someone is not pregnant. although there are some medications etc that can affect the reliability of the test.

Yes, longest delay was 14 weeks, and his twin sister came out one week after that.

You just have an irregular period, no worries....possibly consider a prescription for birth control, i was prescribed to it for this very reason when i was 14.

This is normal and nothing to worry about. Take aspirin, put a heating pad on your tummy and drink hot tea. The heat will stop the cramps and the aspirin will help dull the pain. ( I know all about this since I had this every month). I did find that taking the pill stopped this from happening each month, so if this becomes a monthly event think about the pill to help you.

You can begin to notice breast changes as early as two weeks into your pregnancy. It won't be until much later in your pregnancy though that you will begin to notice your breasts "swelling" due to breast milk. It really varies upon when you will notice breast swelling in the beginning of pregnancy though.

Uh...yes. Yes she will. Especially if it is a big one.

However, she won't feel it in her stomach. She will feel it in her womb/uterus. That is where the vaginal opening (where you put your penis) leads to.

The only road to the stomach is down the throat. The stomach and the womb/uterus are two completely separate internal organs.

Imagine blowing up two balloons and putting them into a big plastic garbage bag. Even though the two balloons are inside the bag together, the inside of the first balloon and the inside of the second balloon are kept completely separate.

The two balloons are like the stomach and the uterus. Even though they are both inside the body, they are like two separate balloons. Anything that goes up inside the vagina, into the womb/uterus, will NEVER end up in the stomach. And anything that goes down the throat into the stomach will NEVER end up in the womb/uterus.

I would see your GP about this as it could mean you are pregnant but it could mean a number of other things.

You can cramp in the first trimester and not miscarry. Miscarriage is more often associated with cramping and bleeding, so if you have both then you have more cause to worry. One without the other is less serious, usually. As always, if you are concerned ask your doctor/midwife.

symptoms for pregnancy can be different. The first one is missing or delayed your monthly menstrual cycle. Implantation bleeding occurs 6-12 days after conception and can cause spotting and cramping. It is when embryo puts itself on uterine wall. Most commonly fatigue, swollen or tender breast, morning sickness, frequent urination, backaches, headaches, food cravings and darkening of Areolas.

2 weeks after sex at the earliest

It usually feels like menstration cramps, but every women is different. Really the only way to tell pregnancy apart from ouvlation is a missed period. Usually 2, 3 or even four months, if that happens then you are pregnant

Well obviously you can have either one of those. It's impossible for us here to say which one you have.

Heart burn ?

you could still be pregnant. My advise is take a home pregnancy test again about a week after your first. Since levels of HGc vary dramatically you may just be too early. With my son I was 3 days late before I got a positive test, then with my daughter I tested just 14 days after unprotected sex and there it was a big fat positive. If you continue to test negative and you really believe you are go with your instincts and make an apt. with your doctor:)

YES YOU CAN! The bleeding is NOT YOUR PERIOD though, since a period is technically the shedding of the uterine lining and unfertilized egg.

No one is really sure what causes the bleeding.

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Frequent urination is a common symptom of early pregnancy. However, not all women will experience it.

There are several strong ligaments in your lower pelvis that support the joints and organs, during pregnancy they are affected by hormones that allow the uterus to grow and the pelvis to shift slightly to allow the passage of the baby during a vaginal birth.

Most likely the pop was one of those ligaments or joints, the same way some people can hear a pop when they crack their back or knuckles.

If you are experiencing an unusual pain in the area, or fluid leaking from the vagina - contact your doctor or Emergency Room, otherwise mention it to your doctor at your next routine visit.

The same muscles you use for pushing the baby out is also the same ones you use for squeezing when you have to pee but isn't at the bathroom yet. The baby has also used your bladder as a trampoline for several months and adding his/hers weight to it. It's easy to take care of by doing the squeezing exercises afterwards. And not all women have problems afterwards.

All signs common in early pregnancy and/or the flu. If your period is late you should get tested for pregnancy.

You could be pregnant or you may be full. It is according to how long the feeling last. Consult your doctor if you have not had a full meal.

You mean the vertical line from your bellybutton and down? Pregnant women get that due to hormones.