However, not all women have the same pregnancy symptoms or experience them the same way. This makes pregnancy much more likely around the time of ovulation. Keep in mind, too, that a man’s sperm can live inside your body for several days. Though this timing can vary between women. Ovulation usually occurs about 14 days from the first day of your last menstrual period in a 28 day cycle. If you have sex around the period of ovulation, your chances of becoming pregnant go up dramatically. Ovulation is the process of releasing an egg from your ovaries to be fertilized.
Sudden cravings and urges for foods and drinks.Aversions to foods and drinks you usually like.Sudden mood shifts (such as feeling happy one moment and then very sad soon after).Unexplained irritability or crankiness.Question 3: Have You Been Feeling Different?Īlong with changes to your body, the hormonal surges in early pregnancy can change your mood and feelings as well. Unusual nausea or sensitivity to light, sound, or smells.Unusual soreness, tiredness, or headaches.Bloating and swelling that makes your clothes feel tighter or makes you feel sore and tired.Changes in your breasts, especially if they feel sore or sensitive, or if your areolas have changed shape, grown larger, or become darker.Take note of any of the following changes: Your body begins responding to pregnancy very quickly after becoming pregnant. Question 2: Have You Noticed Any Body Changes?
In these cases, you should schedule a pregnancy test to be sure you’re not pregnant. Other women have irregular menstrual cycles that are difficult to track. However, some women also experience cramping and spotting in early pregnancy that makes them think they are having a period. One of the most reliable signs of being pregnant is if your period is late or never comes. Question 1: Did You Have Your Period This Month?
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