When do early pregnancy symptoms begin?

When it comes to pregnancy, many female comrades are confused and still don't know when they will get pregnant. If early pregnancy symptoms occur, they usually appear six weeks after menstruation stops. So what are the symptoms of early pregnancy? Today, let’s learn about it together and understand the symptoms so that you don’t find out that your family members are pregnant without knowing it. You can protect them in the first place and avoid any accidents.

1: What are the symptoms of early pregnancy

We often see news on the Internet about "a certain woman was pregnant for months and had no idea it", as well as the ridiculous thing of "giving birth in the toilet". These are all due to the lack of knowledge about pregnancy. For a woman, pregnancy is a major event in life and must be taken seriously. First of all, you must know the signs that a woman is pregnant. Let’s take a look at the symptoms of early pregnancy!

1. Changes in appetite

Some people may not want to eat or even feel like vomiting. Some people may want to eat something sour or even some weird food.

2. You get hungry easily

Not long after eating, I feel my stomach is empty and want to eat something. Some mothers have a very good appetite and can eat a lot.

3. Breast changes

The breasts become firm and heavy, sometimes with a feeling of fullness or tingling. The nipples become sensitive, the small particles on the areola around the nipples appear particularly prominent, and the areola becomes black.

4. Frequent urination, always wanting to go to the toilet

After pregnancy, expectant mothers will unconsciously want to go to the toilet, and insensitive expectant mothers often ignore this feature.

5. Increased vaginal discharge

In the early stages of pregnancy, the amount of leucorrhea will increase. It is normal for it to be transparent, watery and occasionally light yellow without any odor. A small amount of bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy is a common phenomenon.

6. Easy to get tired

Mothers who have just become pregnant are prone to feeling tired, weak, and sleepy.

7. Fear of cold

When others wear short sleeves, you want to wear long sleeves. This is because pregnant women’s immunity and resistance will decrease after pregnancy, so they will be more afraid of cold than usual.

8. Facial skin pigmentation

Due to the effect of hormones after pregnancy, pregnant mothers often develop pigmentation, and sensitive pregnant women will appear earlier.

9. Your complexion suddenly gets worse or better

For some mothers, their complexion will suddenly deteriorate and their appearance will become uglier, such as enlarged pores and dull complexion, just after they become pregnant; but for some mothers, their complexion will suddenly improve and their appearance will become more pleasing to the eye. This is why people say that if a mother is pregnant with a boy, she will become uglier, and if a mother is pregnant with a girl, she will become more beautiful. 10. Cold-like symptoms

Some expectant mothers may experience symptoms such as decreased resistance, general fatigue, joint pain, runny nose, or nasal congestion, and some may even have a fever.

11. Lower abdominal discomfort

Sometimes pregnant women will experience soreness and discomfort in the lower abdomen, which is not particularly obvious. Sometimes there will be mild lower abdominal pain and cramps. This is the fertilized egg implanting in the uterus.

12. Back pain

Due to the increase in estrogen secretion, the ligaments begin to relax, and it is common to experience lower back pain or discomfort.

13. Constipation or diarrhea

Expectant mothers may experience constipation or diarrhea, and changes in bowel habits are different for everyone.

14. Abdominal distension

Some expectant mothers will find themselves gaining weight just one or two weeks into their pregnancy. This is the accumulation of fat, which is used specifically to provide nutrition to the fetus.

15. Emotional

Pregnant mothers may be easily emotional and irritable, and often get unhappy over trivial matters.

16. No menstrual period

Be alert if you find that your period has not come when it should. Of course, there are exceptions. Some expectant mothers, although already pregnant, still have their period once or twice when it is due. However, the amount of menstrual blood is less than usual and the duration is shorter.