7 days is a bit early, but maybe you got pregnant earlier than that. Its possible that you are- its weird some people just 'Know'. It sounds stupid, but I knew when I got pregnant, before any missed period- almost a week before.
Acknowledge that you might be pregnant, better yet - get a pregnancy test.
The one biggest sign I had was that I felt like .
7 days- really early, but possible. TAKE A TEST!!
and possibly- congratulations!
2007-08-30 11:22:54
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answered by Anonymous
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At 7 days hormonal signs of pregnancy may be noticed as these same hormones cause changes every month. Mood changes, crying for no reason, nausea, yes! However frequent urination (some women never have this symptom), constipation no.
2007-08-30 10:50:53
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answered by Tricia3 3
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when i was preg with both my boys, it was around 7 days after i knew i ovulated (and had sex) that my breasts started to swell at quite a noticable rate. I also was tired very early on, probably from 7 days as well. There are pregnancy tests that you can buy that detect pregnancy from as early as 7 days after ovulation so you could look into that if you really cant wait until your period is due.
However, you could possibly be reading into it a bit too much though as i know when i was trying for my last baby, i would convince myself I was pregnant and feeling all the signs when in fact I wasn't. I guess you'll have to wait and see!
Good luck
2007-08-30 10:49:16
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answered by Anonymous
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I think of average its about 2-3 weeks after conception. Usually the first sign of being pregnant is sore boobs. But, that can happen as well with your period, so you should not base it solely on that if your period is nearing.
Basic rule of thumb that I think more people need to go by....wait until you miss your period to start worrying about whether or not your pregnant. All too often people start worrying omg am i pregnant and because of the stress of that they are delaying their period, or putting it in their head that they MUST be pregnant. Just Relax. Take a deep breath, and wait it out. If your unsure in a few weeks, or if you have missed your period, then take a pregnancy test.
Best of Luck!
2007-08-30 01:31:03
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answered by I LOVE BEING A MOMMY 3
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absolutely not too soon. Some people notice right away. This last time it was prob around 10 days after conception because I just thought I was getting reading to start my period, bloated, cranky, boobs sore, etc. All the same signs for me. Except then I had to urinate really frequently in the very, very begining, that tipped me off!
2007-08-22 11:38:00
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answered by echo 4
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Everybody is different but the general rule of thumb is about two to three weeks. Usually if it's a woman's first pregnancy she won't notice until a little later. With my first I didn't notice any symptoms until about week 5. Women who've already had babies might notice a little earlier. With my second I knew about by just short of week 2.
2007-08-30 09:17:43
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answered by The Sh*t 6
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I don't think 7 days is too soon to feel symptoms. Frequent urination, maybe. Constipation, nah because your body starts to change immediately, and your body will digest your food more slowly to get the most nutrients possible out of your food, causing constipation. I do think it is too early to think you are preggers, or to test... but definately don't rule it out.
2007-08-29 10:40:36
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answered by ϑennaß 7
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I think 3 weeks would be the earliest but I'm not a professional...I know I started having symptoms at 3-4 weeks. 7 days I think is too early...
2007-08-28 07:31:32
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answered by Diana 5
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7 days is a little soon maybe it,s wishful thinking? Give it time,those symptoms could be from anything.It usually takes a month to six weeks to start with pregnancy symptoms.
2007-08-30 09:09:58
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answered by warriorbabe 4
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surprisingly darkish and/or profuse lip hair, thickening of pubic hair, carnal insatiability, ringing in in basic terms one ear, spontaneous dizziness, surprisingly vivid desires, surprisingly uninteresting desires, absence of desires, great quantity of desires (are you noticing a vogue right here?), unexpected dislike of the feel of pickles/cucumbers, and all sorts of different arbitrary issues. the consumer-friendly theory in the back of any "previous wive's tale" sign is to leap on something that looks spontaneous and arbitrary and declare that that is a demonstration. whilst in actuality that is regularly by way of different factors that are very nearly completely unrelated. besides the shown fact that in case you initiate getting extremely particular approximately coloration possibilities for even the main trivial of issues then you know which you're pregnant.
2016-10-16 12:34:51
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answered by dyett 4
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