It’s only temporary! 12 signs of pregnancy before you did the test
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1. The lack of critical days
Contrary to popular belief, this is one of the most unreliable signs. First, a little at whom menstruation comes at the same time. Second, it can continue until mid-pregnancy. Thirdly, the absence of secretions may be associated with the stress of active sports or diets.
2. Weak selection
Within two weeks after fertilization, the possible light emissions that are sometimes mistaken for those that came before critical days.
3. Swelling of the abdomen
Due to hormonal changes in early pregnancy can become swollen belly. It is easy to confuse with pain for a couple of days before menstruation, but then you can see that they are not connected.
4. The breast becomes more sensitive
Another symptom which may be accompanied by critical days. Pay attention, if you normally have this does not happen, and touch painful.
5. Fatigue
Can be caused by different reasons, but if the lifestyle hadn’t changed, it could indicate pregnancy. Caused due to high level of progesterone in the blood.
6. Nausea
Symptom no signs of poisoning, and even regularly recurring, indicates pregnancy with a considerable probability. By the way, they do not necessarily occur in the morning and is accompanied by a trip to the toilet.
7. Taste changes
I loved meat, and now can’t even look? I want to eat something weird? It’s time to do the test or to be tested! Most often, the changes in tastes occur in the first trimester and apply to meat, fish, eggs, all fried.
8. Headache
Especially if in everyday life you do not suffer from it. Also called hormonal changes in the body.
9. Mood swings
Hormones also affect your reactions. If you were low-key, and now you want to cry, then laugh, the body is certainly something going on.
10. Constipation
Considered in combination with other symptoms.
11. A metallic taste in the mouth
Due to the increased production of testosterone, does not affect the taste of food.
12. Frequent urination
Responsible of the hormone HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin), growth indicators, which tests to determine pregnancy.
