Pregnancy test

One of the first and most reliable signs of pregnancy is a late period. If you don't track your cycle closely, it can be hard to tell if it's late or not. Keep in mind that your period can sometimes be delayed or missed due to stress, diet, exercise, or certain medical conditions. Also, watch your flow if you suspect pregnancy. It is common to experience light bleeding or spotting in the first few weeks as the egg penetrates deeper into the uterus. Note any difference in color, texture, or amount of blood.

Introduction can also cause a sensation similar to menstrual cramps. In early pregnancy, you may feel this malaise and think your period is very close, but it never comes. Sound familiar?

As pregnancy leads to the production of more and more estrogen and progesterone, these hormones begin to make changes in the body to support the development of the fetus. Breasts may be more tender and appear larger due to increased blood flow.

Pregnancy can cause:

• Nausea
• Aversion to food
• Exhaustion
• Frequency