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Pregnancy Symptoms
Know the Early Signs.
Every pregnancy is different, and symptoms can vary from person to person. Learn some of the most common early signs of pregnancy, when to take a pregnancy test, and what to do if you think you may be pregnant.
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What this page covers
1 Common early pregnancy symptoms
2 Signs that may appear before a missed period
3 When to take a pregnancy test
4 When to seek medical care
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What You’re Probably Feeling Right Now
It’s normal to wonder what your symptoms mean. Whether you’ve missed a period, are feeling unusually tired, or have noticed changes in your body, it’s easy to have questions. Learning the common signs of pregnancy can help you decide whether it’s time to take a pregnancy test or talk with a healthcare provider.
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Wondering if you’re pregnant or if it’s something else
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Feeling alone while trying to figure it all out
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Recognizing the Early Signs
of Pregnancy
Pregnancy symptoms can look different for everyone. Some people notice changes within a few weeks, while others may have very few symptoms. Here are some of the most common early signs of pregnancy.
🤕 Headaches
😡 Mood swings
🍳 Unusual food cravings
😖 Tender tata’s (breast)
📆 Missed period
Fatigue
😵💫 Feeling lightheaded or dizzy
🚽 Going to the bathroom more often
😬 A “bloated” feeling in your abdomen
🤢 Morning sickness (should be called “All Day” sickness, but includes nausea and vomiting)
🩸Some cramping and even possible bleeding.
Experiencing one or more of these symptoms doesn’t necessarily mean you’re pregnant—but it may be time to find out. Home pregnancy tests can sometimes give conflicting results, especially if they’re taken too early. A medical-grade pregnancy test and, when appropriate, an ultrasound can help confirm a pregnancy and provide more information about what comes next.
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