Besides being late on your period, what are other signs that you may be pregnant?

Question

I have been slightly more tired than usual, some cramps, I have been hot at night/trouble sleeping..

Answer 1

frequently cited symptoms of pregnancy, it's by no means a clear indicator that you are, in fact, pregnant. Although pregnancy is the most common explanation for missing a period, you can miss a period for many other reasons: low estrogen birth control pills, jet lag, severe illness, surgery, shock, bereavement, or other causes of stress. And as if that weren't enough to muddy the waters, some women continue to have menstrual-like bleeding throughout at least part of their pregnancies.


A need to urinate more frequently: As your progesterone levels rise and your body begins to produce hCG (something that typically happens about a week after conception), blood flow to the pelvic area increases. This can cause you to feel as if you need to urinate more frequently than usual, even if you're passing only small quantities of urine at a time.


Fatigue: Here are two good reasons why you may feel tired during the early weeks of pregnancy: your body increases its production of progesterone, a natural sedative, and it increases your metabolism so that it will be able to support the growth of an embryo as well as your own vital organs.


A heightened sense of smell: Strong odors such as cigarette smoke, coffee, or perfume may make you feel sick. Some scientists believe that this aversion to unhealthy substances is nature's way of protecting the baby you are carrying.


Food aversions and cravings: Hormonal changes can cause your mouth to take on a metallic taste—something that can dramatically affect your enjoyment of certain foods and beverages, such as coffee. You may find that you start to crave certain foods—maybe even the proverbial pickles and ice cream!


Morning sickness: The term morning sickness is used to describe everything from a mild feeling of nausea to vomiting to the point of dehydration. Although the condition can occur at any time of day, it tends to be worse when your blood sugar is at its lowest level, as is the case first thing in the morning.


Breast changes: Your breasts may become fuller and feel achy or tender. The areola may begin to darken, and tiny glands on the areola may begin to enlarge.


Cramping: You may feel period-like cramping in the lower abdomen and pelvis, or you may feel bloated and gassy

Answer 2

It really depends on the person. Some common symptoms are tender or sensitive breasts, mild cramping, fatigue, mild nausia, lack of energy, and for some peole dizzines occurs.
I also was unable to tolerate the smell of food cooking

Answer 3

Giving birth is a sure-fire sign of pregnancy. I have heard stories of women who thought they were pregnant but it was only gas, so I would say proof positive is actually giving birth. Everything else is sorcery and witchcraft.

I still don't know why people keep calling me a stupid idiot. I think I am rather smart.

Answer 4

Morning sickness, Breast feels a little sore, Change of behavior, More graving, You feel often dizzy and sleepy

Answer 5

change in appitite, frequent urges to pee, mornign sickness, any extra nausea or headaches which are brought on by such a change in your system, fatigue, tender or swollen breasts, increased sensitivity or odours, bloating...that's all I can think of.

Answer 6

well there is all kinds things like sore breasts,sick,smells,sleeping alot moody,getting bigger,and werd food,lazyness.

Answer 7

Nausea and vomiting, breast pain and nipple pain, headaches, being tired all the time.

Answer 8

cramps you have to to go to the bathroom alot(urine)

Answer 9

throwing up, tenderness in your breasts, spotting, diziness, loss of appitite, and fatigue

Answer 10

hmmm mood constant mood swings may occur but i suggest u get checked and thanx 4 tha enlightment on that answer

P.S. ur welcome