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Whether you have been trying to conceive a baby or not, the signs of pregnancy are un-mistakable.  Well at least that is what doctors tell us.
The fact is, nomatter who you ask about early signs of pregnancy you will always hear something different, so here is a list of the ‘real’ signs of pregnancy:
 

• Missing a period/ light spotting instead of a period – While there are many reasons for missing a period, this is a classic sign of pregnancy and one that should be followed with a pregnancy test.
• Extreme fatigue – Because your body is going through a lot of changes, you can feel very tired.
• Swollen abdomen and breasts – The changes in your hormones can lead to the swelling of these areas, but they can also occur with hormonal changes in relation to your regular period.
• Soreness of the breasts – Along with the swelling, the breasts can become sore to the touch.
• Nausea and vomiting – Can start as early as two weeks after conception, but it doesn’t happen to all women, so it may be food poisoning or stress as well.
• Just a feeling – Many women state that they just ‘knew’ that they were pregnant.  Some report that there was a subtle change in their appearance when they became pregnant.
• Headaches – With the hormonal changes, some women report that they have more headaches than they typically would.
• Increase in salivation
• Increased urination – The need to go to the bathroom more often can be a sign of early pregnancy.
• Sudden Mood Swings

 

But the best indicator of pregnancy will be the pregnancy test that you can take at home.  These are readily available at drugstores and clinics and are just as effective as a doctor’s testing would be.  If you should get a positive reading, you can repeat the test to confirm the test and then call your doctor’s office – Congratulations! You’re probably having a baby!

Now all you need to do is figure out is what changes are coming to your body and how will you be able to maximize the enjoyment of your life while carrying your child.    

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