WOMEN WHO HAVE HAD KIDS! what were signs that you all endured on you being pregnant?

Question

Im scared of being pregnant and i was just curious as to what other womens symptoms were and WHEN THEY STARTED! eeks

Answer 1

First of all, did you take a pregnancy test? How come you think you might be pregnant? Did you miss your period for longer than a week?
To answer your question, i have 2 kids. I immediately knew i was pregnant when i was mising for 10 days. i started to feel sick to the stomach, sensitivity to smell and i hated hot / warm foods. i would feel hungry but didn't want to eat. after a week of being confused with this feeling, i started to throw up. that was morning sickness.

other signs i have not experience or did experienced much later in my pregnancy - swollen or tender breasts, increased fatigue, frequent urination, some specific foods start tasting different, small cramps, and so many more. i would suggest ou do a little research. go to GOOGLE.COM and ask your question, "signs of being pregnant". good luck!

Answer 2

For everyone it varies. I was extremely tired during the first trimester. No morning sickness although I did have a few food aversions. The tiredness started pretty much at about 4 weeks pregnant. I was charting with both pregnancies so I knew I was pregnant pretty early on. The second pregnancy, I knew I was pregnant before I tested because I was so tired. Other than that, I've heard other people say they had cramping, even spotting or in some rare cases, they've even gotten their period in the begining of the pregnancy.
Why are you scared of being pregnant? Are you not looking to get pregnant and are afraid you are? Are you trying to have kids but are just afraid from all the silly horror stories you've heard?
We are a very overpopulated planet and more babies are born every day. With that, know that obviously it's not that bad being pregnant and having a baby. Some women have rough times through it all but some women actually enjoy it. I loved being pregnant, even with the tiredness, swollen feet, etc.

Answer 3

I was standing over a toilet throwing up my insides 24 hours a day for 9 whole months. I had indigestion 90% of my day, I slept horribly, I craved peanut butter and jalapeno sandwiches, my back hurt, my feet swelled, I couldn't walk 10 blocks in the end because I kept going into false labor, my breasts hurt horribly, my emotions were uncontrollable and my husband drove me nuts even though he did nothing. Most of my pregnancy was horrible, on the other hand every time I felt or saw my daughter move around in my tummy I forgot about all the bad stuff even though more was seconds away. If you can handle the worst of being preggers, go for it, mine was extreme because my daughter and I had a blood incompatibility. But holding your baby in your arms is worth any trauma you endure when being pregnant! It is very much worth it all, in fact we are working on doing it again!

Good luck!

P.S. My symptoms started about 3 weeks into being pregnant. First came spotting then I started to get really sick.

Answer 4

I am pregnant now -30 weeks .I 've had no symptoms except in the winter blood in my nose(8 weeks), peeing 2 or 3 times in the middle of the night(2nd trimester), and being up for 2 or 3 hours (like wide awake) a night(16 weeks) mine has been pretty easy though.

Answer 5

Um pretty much from the day I found out I was pregnant and before I was sick to my stomach ALL THE TIME,,,, how my daughter ended up with enough vitamins is amazing. One minute I was craving stuff and not a minute after eating it I was vomiting it up. Later like at the end of my second trimester til I had her I had heartburn:p. But in the beginning the absence of my period kinda let me know I was pregnant.:)

Answer 6

Speaking for my wife...She endured ice cream, steak dinners and foot rubs...poor thing.

Having the baby was surprisingly easy. We were both presently surprised...once you get to 3cm and they give you the epidural all is good.

That last month of the pregnancy was the most uncomfortable because the baby was so big...pressure on her blatter, shortness of breath because the baby was in her diaphram, and some headaches.

My wife never vomited but she did have some nausea on occasion.

Answer 7

With my first pregnancy, I had SUPER sore breasts and was tired all the time (during my first trimester). During the second trimester, the tiredness and sore breasts went away, but I was constantly hungry and it seemed like I'd never stop running to the bathroom. During the third trimester, I was still peeing every five minutes (lol), my tiredness came back (but nowhere NEAR how tired I was in the first trimester) and I was still hungry. My second pregnancy was almost identical, only my breasts weren't nearly as sore during my second pregnancy. I never had morning sickness, horrible swelling/fluid retention problems, heartburn, etc.

Answer 8

well first off a missed period..you may feel something like cramps but that may be the egg planting itself..then "pregnancy sickness" started(call it that instead of morning sickness, cuz u don't just get sick in the morning)...but they say the more u get sick the healthier the baby or something like that...ur nipples will get darker & as pregnancy progresses, will hurt as they fill w/ milk....i also got heart burn(which I never had before) when i ate spicy foods...other than that pregnancy isn't as horrible as ppl think...it's wonderful to feel a whole other human being being created inside of you..you get to feel every little move, kick, punch & hiccup...

Answer 9

Better option...a pregnancy test. Symptoms varies with every women.

Answer 10

umm let see so far i have thown up acouple of time i dont get nauses anymore and my nipples got darker and seem to be kinda hard alot lol