Pregnancy can be a scary thing if you do not know what to expect. Pregnancy varies from woman to woman as well as pregnancy to pregnancy; meaning a woman could experience extreme nausea throughout one entire pregnancy, and experience none during the others. There is no true prediction for how your pregnancy is going to be, but there are a lot of common experiences that women have during early pregnancy.
During the first week after conception, some women experience a sudden “bloated” feeling. It can feel like there is a “bubble” of sort in your stomach. A lot of women experience nausea, but the level varies from woman to woman. Vomiting is not guaranteed in every pregnancy, but is very common in most. Women can experience a heightened sense of smell early on in pregnancy, which can commonly trigger nausea due to smelling a lot more of strong smells. Don’t be surprised if you realize that your favorite food is your worst enemy during pregnancy. Woman can develop food craving really early in their pregnancy and may love foods they normally do not eat and hate foods that they normally love.
Spot bleeding is a very common early sign of pregnancy which commonly occurs around the time of conception. This is due to the sperm fertilizing the egg and attaching itself to the lining of the uterus. Due to the area of the change that is occurring in your body, constipation is very common during the early stages of pregnancy and is also one that, unfortunately, stays with a woman throughout the entire pregnancy. A lot of women have reported sensitive and/or swollen breasts. This is due to the trigger of milk production that your body experiences after implanting of the egg occurs in the uterus. Weight gain is also a common sign of pregnancy. Frequent urination is also a very common sign of pregnancy.
The best indication of pregnancy is a positive pregnancy test. Remember, every pregnancy is different. It is very important to take care of yourself and exercise regularly through walking or slow jogging, once it is approved by the doctor.
