Pregnancy symptoms?

Question

How soon after conceiving do you feel symptoms if you are pregnant? Can you start feeling them a week later?

Answer 1

The enormous hormonal changes taking place during pregnancy trigger a variety of symptoms. Some women will experience all of the symptoms of early pregnancy, while others may have only a few. Most symptoms - such as amenorrhoea (missed period), morning sickness or fatigue - can also be caused by stress, illness or other events, so a suspected pregnancy needs to be confirmed with urine or blood tests. These tests check for the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). Absolute and irrefutable proof of pregnancy is the baby’s heartbeat (which can be heard through a special listening device somewhere between weeks 10 and 12), or viewing the baby with an ultrasound scan. If you suspect you may be pregnant, see your doctor or family planning professional for confirmation.

The symptoms of early pregnancy can include:

Missed period (amenorrhoea)
Morning sickness
Breast changes
Fatigue
Frequent urination
Mood changes
Food cravings.

Answer 2

Morning sickness began for me about one or two weeks after my missed period and ended during the 8th month.

Answer 3

You don't get them straight away.

Takes about 1 week to develop symptoms.

They enclude nausea or vomiting, also called morning sickness.

Stress, Dizzyness, and Fatigue.

Answer 4

most people in there first month the only symptoms are a missed period and thats it

Answer 5

You usually don't know until you miss your period of get morning sickness. Your breasts can also feel sore.

Answer 6

WITH ALL 4 OF MY CHILDREN MY FIRST SYMPTOM WAS FATIGUE...AND IT HAPPENED RIGHT AWAY...YOUR BODY GOES INTO OVERTIME IMPLANTING THE FETUS INTO THE UTERUS AND IT TAKES A TOLL ON YOUR BODY.