what exactly in detail are the 1st month pregnacy symptoms?

Question

do u get diahrria ive heard something like that i dont know how true that is and ive heard u get cram like symptoms too

is there some way to find out that u are going to miss your period and what are some clues in your body that u can see that change that u can check by looking at yourself or in the mirror

Answer 1

The Growth and Development of Your Baby

This month is especially critical in the development of your baby. Any disturbance from drugs, viruses, or environmental factors such as pesticides may cause birth defects.
Your baby's development is very rapid during the second month. By the end of the second month, all of your baby's major body organs and body systems, including the brain, lungs, liver, and stomach, have begun to develop. The first bone cells appear during this time. Eyelids form and grow but remain sealed shut. The inner ear is forming. Ankles, toes, wrists, fingers, and sexual organs are developing.

At the end of the second month of pregnancy, your baby looks like a tiny human infant. If it is a boy, the penis will begin to appear. The baby is a little over 1 inch long and still weighs less than 1 ounce. From now on the baby is called a fetus.

What is Happening With You
At your prenatal care appointment, your health care provider will likely check your weight, your blood pressure, your urine for sugar and protein, and the size of your growing uterus. You will also discuss your pregnancy symptoms and any questions you have. It is helpful to write down anything you want to discuss with your provider, so that you will remember to ask about these things during your appointments.

Many women "do not feel pregnant yet" during these early weeks of their pregnancy. This is common. It is also normal to feel very tired, to urinate often, to feel nausea, to vomit, to have excess saliva, to be constipated, to have heartburn, indigestion, flatulence, or bloating, to experience food aversions or cravings, to feel changes in your breasts (fullness, heaviness, tenderness, tingling, darkening of the areola), to have occasional headaches, to feel faint or dizzy occasionally, and to feel like your clothes are too tight around the waist or bust. Your emotions are likely to be similar to those you were feeling last month: irritability, mood swings, irrationality, weepiness, misgivings, fear, and happiness.

Baby's Development for month 1 of pregnancy
Because yoyu have not ovulated yet, there is no foetus yet!!
Conception occurs this week. One sperm will enter the egg and fertilise it. At the moment of conception, the baby's gender is decided, by the chromosomes in the father's sperm.
If one egg is fertilised and later splits in two, identical twins will develop.
At present, your baby is what is known as a blastocyte (or Blastula), a mass of about 100 cells. The external part of this blastocyte will become the placenta. The internal part will become the embryo. The blastocyte implants in the lining of the uterus.
Length - 0.05 inches or 1.25mm long
The developing embryo has three layers - the top layer (ectoderm), the neural tube will form which will further develop into the nervous system (brain, spinal cord, skin and hair) and the middle layer (mesoderm), where the heart and circulatory system, bones, muscles, kidneys and reproductive organs will develop later on.
The heart and circulatory system will develop rapidly


Mothers Development for month 1 of pregnancy
Your period has just started, ovulation usually occurs around 14 days after the start of your cycle.
Now is a good time to start your good habiits for pregnancy, including - exercising, taking folic acid, eating plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables. You should also stop smoking, drinking alcohol.
Check with your GP if you are taking any perscribed or over the counter medicines.
Check with your GP if you are taking any perscribed or over the counter medicines.
Your eggs are ready in one of the ovaries and one will be released.
In the case of fraternal twins, two eggs may be released (or three in the case of triplets etc.).
Most women are oblivious to the time of conception, however, some women begin to feel 'pregnant,' even at this early stage.
You will be expecting (or hoping not to get) your period at the end of this week.
You may notice the first symptoms of pregnancy - tiredness, morning sickness, breast soreness and mood swings these may be symptoms which you are used to during your period anyway.
You may still be wondering if you are pregnant or not. A home pregnancy test is a quick and easy way to check if you are pregnant.
You may or may not notice some of the symptoms of pregnancy, including swollen or tender breasts, morning sickness, more frequent trips to the bathroom, triedness and fatigue. Try to relax, rest and eat sensibly.


Things To Do in month 1
If you suspect you are pregnant, go to see your doctor. They can confirm the pregnancy and initiate your antenatal care. There will be a number of tests that you will have to do.
If you don't know your due date use our calculator or find out How to calculate pregnancy due dates with our pregnancy due date calculator to find out. If you want to see a range of due dates, view our due date charts
Avoid alcohol and smoking for the duration of the pregnancy.
If you have not started taking a folic acid supplement, start taking it now. Your doctor can subscribe this and any other supplements which are needed.
Maintain a healthy, balanced diet and cut-down your intake of caffeine.


Tips
Try and rest more during this month, go to bed an hour earlier or take an afternoon nap.
Don't be worrying about whether or not you are pregnant, take a home pregnancy test. They are very accurate if taken a week or more after conception.
The early stage of pregnancy is the most vulnerable time for your baby. Examine your lifestyle (diet, alcohol consumption, smoking, exercising during pregnancy) and make changes where necessary. Make sure that you are not working in a hazardous environment.
Take care when handling pets to avoid contracting toxoplasmosis.

Answer 2

For me, it was unusual exhaustion and sore breasts. I had my period until I was about 12 weeks pregnant with all of my pregnancies.

Unusual exhaustion: I was unable to get up when the alarm went off and would fall asleep at 4:30pm and not wake up until the morning...It was crazy!

Sore Breasts: Tender to the touch, even tender while wearing a bra. This was more noticeable in the first 3 weeks and then again towards the end.

Unfortunately there is no specific guide, every person experiences different things at different stages. Your best bet is to check with a doctor as soon as you are able. If not a pregnancy, there could be something going on that is easy to take care of!

Good Luck!

Answer 3

Sometimes there are no symptoms the first month, besides a missed period. You could have some loose stool, but most women just chalk it up to something they ate. Some women will feel some nausea and may throw up. Most don't even realize there could be something else going on until a few weeks later.

Answer 4

Nausea usually in the morning or before bed. Your breasts will swell and become sore. You might experience dizziness or fainting symptoms. You will have to go to the bathroom quite a bit. I experienced pounding headaches. You might even sweat more than normal. You might even have a bigger appetite. Those are all the things that I can remember around my first month of pregnancy. Good luck.

Answer 5

In the first month, there isn't much... just breast tenderness and a missed period. Things like nausea, mood swings, craving and weight gain don't come until quite a bit later.

Answer 6

Missed period for starters, morning sickness, (vomiting), nausea, sore breasts, the smell of food can make u wanna puke..lol (in some people),wanting to sleep more than usual, really tired... hope this helps

Answer 7

Sore breasts
fatigue
nausea
missed period

Answer 8

The first sign I remember was that the smell of certain foods that I normally ate made me feel nauseous. Especially doughnuts. I felt tired and wore down and wanted to sleep alot. I did not get sick at my stomach until I was 2 or 3 months and it was always at night.

Answer 9

Well, first thing's first.

1. You miss your period
2. The color around your nipples become darker
3. Your breasts become sore
4. You may have slight cramping
5. You start to have nausea

If you think you're pregnant, you should take a pregnancy test. & contact your doctor as soon as possible.

Answer 10

My very first symptom was bluish red veins began to cover my breasts - which I later learned was called "mapping."

I have experienced extremely sore breasts, nausea, tired / fatigue, mood swings, missed period, a bunch of mucus building up in my face and chest!

These were enough to get me to take the test!

Answer 11

Very tired. Frequent visits to the bathroom. Emotional. Sore boobs. Possibly a bit of dizziness. Queasy. Did I mention very tired?