I took a pregnancy test yesterday because my ovulation calendar software said it was time to test, and got a positive result. but, I have had really no symptoms, aside from a bit of fatigue and being overly emotional and hungry more often, all of which can be explained away. When can I exepct some of the other symptoms: breast tenderness, morning sickness, etc?

Congratulations! Well everyone is different but I would say that most start around 6-8 weeks

I started feeling sick at about 7 weeks pregnant. BUt I had little cramping and definite fatigue as soon as I found out I was pregnant around 4 weeks. My breasts didnt start feeling really tender until 12 weeks or so, and now they are super bad! I am 16 weeks pregnant with my first baby! So I have just recently experienced these things!

Within the next couple of weeks, and definetly within the first 2 months, especially the fatigue. I think at no other time is it so bad as in the beginning.

Everyone is different. some go through the whole nine months with nary a symptom, many don't even know they're pregnant until a friend mentions the "glow" around them, and yet some women insist they feel a life inside them within moments of conception. So it really depends, but I'm happy for you and maybe if you start shopping you'll notice some symptoms as you're picking out the crib.

Mine symptoms started around 4-6 weeks. with my last/third baby I had symptoms starting at 4 weeks.

when your **** start hurting too mush. and throuing up with no food poisning

Unprotected sex last Sunday night,
I had my period two weeks before that.

When do the symptoms start showing
and when is the right time to take a pregnancy test?
Thanks.

Not until I was about 7 to 9 weeks pregnant, believe me you wouldn't know yet.
Different tests work in different way's some not until a few day's after your missed period, other you can take as early as 5 day's before your expected missed period.
If you don't want a baby, stop having sex.

The soonest symptoms will show is 2 weeks from then, soonest test would be 6 days before your next period with the first response brand

i didnt know i was preg w my 1st baby until i was already 4 and 1/2 months. my 2nd, i was 2 months before i found out. no symptoms at all

One option would be to take the morning after pill asap.

To make it easy, I have complied a list of 5 things you can do, before the start of term, to make sure you’re playing smart and safe.

#5. Stock up on safer sex tools.

Add condoms, dental dams, lube and — if you’re at risk — a pregnancy test to your list of things you need. You’re already stocking up on deodorant, toothpaste, hair goop, tampons and other toiletries; how easy is it to walk one isle over and stock up on safer sex tools? it can be embarrassing but it’s more embarrassing to be known as the kid with gonorrhea. Protect yourself.

#4. Take a refresher course on safer sex practices.

It’s sad, but most incoming college freshman might have only had 1 or 2 experiences with sexual education. this is why it’s important for you take sexual education into your own hands.

Websites like Planned Parenthood, Scarlet Teen and the blog that spawned this column, Let’s Talk About Sex, are all available to you with a few clicks of your mouse. These resources exist to help you have a healthy, safe and advantageous sex life. use them.

Let’s Talk About Sex Planned Parenthood Scarlet Teen

#3. See a doctor to get a physical and a full STI/STD panel.

Whenever you’re moving or traveling it’s a smart idea to visit a doctor and have them look under the hood.

Although you might feel fine, there could be any number of medical issues lurking behind the energy and invulnerability of youth.

The average age for guys and girls to have their first sexual experience is 17. So, it’s very likely that you’ve already had sex by the time you arrive on campus. this means you could already have an STI. For a large number of those infected with an STI there are no symptoms.

Testing is quick, easy, painless and, if you have insurance, very inexpensive. if you don’t have insurance, you can contact your local Planned Parenthood to see what free or low-cost services are available to you.

Ladies, this is the time where, if you haven’t already, you should be inquiring about hormonal birth control. There are more options than just “the pill.” There is a shot, implant, patch, diaphragm, cervical ring or an IUD and doctors will be able to discuss them all in depth.

A doctor will also be able to answer any questions you have about your body. a doctor will be able to tell you if your breasts are too droopy, your penis is too small or whether it’s a mole or herpes. if you are unsure of anything, your doctor can help you sort it all out.

#2. Talk to your parents.

I’m sure many of you reading shrieked at the idea of having an open and honest conversation about sexuality with your parents. But your parents are smart people and they have lots of valuable wisdom they can share with you.

If your parents are not comfortable talking about sexual issues, call an aunt, uncle, grandparent or older sibling who would be willing to share their experiences with you.

Just as with sexual education, often the responsibility falls to the student to seek out the firsthand knowledge of our elders. The information is out there, but sometimes you have to ask for it.

#1. Relax.

Sometimes the idea of sex can feel like a tsunami wave crashing into your face, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Sexuality is a huge part of who we are as humans, but it’s not all we are.

This summer, take some time and disconnect from social pressures and influences. Connect with yourself and find out what you really want. if sex is what you want then you already have everything you need to do it smartly. if it isn’t, well… you have the receipts.

If you think you’re ready for sex but haven’t done it yet, it might be a good idea to find a kind and caring friend to help you over the initial hump. that way you can experience sex in a positive and safe atmosphere. People often find once they cross that first line, it helps them make a more balanced decision about their sexual health and desires.

If you think you’re not ready for sex, then don’t have it. Although some people might try to make you feel pressured into having sex before you’re ready, it is ultimately your decision what you want to do. Don’t ever feel pressured into doing something you’re not ready for.

Sex is a big deal. But you don’t have to let it crush you, it’s all a matter of how you handle it. if you take these tips to heart, you can check it off your list early and get back to enjoying your summer. as an evil and homicidal cartoon lion once said:, “Be prepared!”

For examples what causes pregnant women to vomit,smell things better, sleep more, and etc. If you know what causes any type of pregnancy symptoms,please give information. thanks for answers.

its the special hormones your body is now producing.

There are a number of signs and symptoms to watch for. Chances are you will only experience a portion of the symptoms. Each pregnancy is different, and the same mom to be can experience different<!–pregnancy signs each time she gets pregnant. If you temperature remains high for fifteen or more days after ovulation, you may be pregnant.

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Pregnancy symptoms can begin for some mothers immediately after conception. Some pregnancy signs require that you chart your cycle, noting your daily basal body temperature.the next and best sign that you are pregnant is a positive–>pregnancy test. Home pregnancy tests measure the pregnancy hormone hCG in your urine. and also, one of the most common pregnancy signs is a missed period.

Hormones are the most likely culprit for the majority of early pregnancy symptoms. Added to that, the intestines move out of the way to make room for your growing uterus.

Besides the fact that hormones cause all kinds of stuff, I knew that smelling things better was a form of protection for your baby when you're pregnant because you become able to know if something's gone bad before a non-pregnant person. I don't have the source for this information,I must have heard it on tv a long time ago, but it definitely makes sense!

Hormones, the levels of the hormones and the way your body is adjusting to them.

I know a pregnancy test is the only way to find out but it's a little early for one and I have bad pms but some of the symptoms i'm getting are way off base for me. I practice safe sex so please don't lecture me on it. I'm anxious and scared and don't know what i'm going to do. so is there any way to tell the difference between pms and pregnancy symptoms?

For me the only difference was my morning sickness. Everything else was the same for me and if I hadn't been pregnant before I would have just thought I was getting my period and a stomach bug. If you're worried wait until you miss your period and take a test that is the only true way to find out.

Truth, honestly the only thing to tell u for sure is the + sign on a home pregnancy stick! Until you can take a test in the coming days rely on your knowledge of really knowing your body.4 of my 5 pregnancies were 'for sure pms'. If you feel even 1 different symptom from any pms/ period normal-monthly stuff for you, then take a test! good luck!

For me the symptoms were the same. I felt like I was having cramps (still do). And my breast got really sore (but they always do). I just tested and that's how I knew the difference

An awful lot of women say they feel like they're getting their period and then it just doesn't come. I think the main difference for some women at first is just the positive test.

My boyfriend and I had unprotected sex just over a week ago and I am not sure if I am pregnant or not. I have not yet gotten my period and I don't know if I am having symptoms of pregnancy. Please help!!

Well, if your period was due, and you didn't get it you have a right to think you might be. after a week and a half, many woman don't feel any symptoms at all. But if you are feeling Nausea threw out the day, especially in the morning than that would be another good indicator.

I would suggest waiting about a month and a bit before going to your family doctor for a pregnancy test. that would be the only real way to be sure.

There are so many other things you would need to say before anyone could answer your question. Like are you late… and your mind could play tricks on you so don't try to find out what the symptoms are cause then you might start having them even if it isn't truly a pregnancy. You need to make a decision about what you want in your life, and then make it happen. if you want a baby, then keep doing things the way you are. if you have other plans, then take the necessary precautions.

Brown Discharge. Could also feel bloated

My husband and I have been trying to conceive for a while now. I will be due for my period on thursday. we had intercourse on every possible fertile and ovulation days. Please help! we would really like to hear that our hard work has finally paid off!!

nope those are signs of an infection somewhere see your docctor

you can take a test, but a fever and upset stomach aren't usually signs of pregnancy.. epsecially this early. but take a test and see what happens. oh and don't over do it with the intercourse cause that lowers the sperm count.

good luck

im not sure about the fever but sometimes the upset stomach could be a sign. Go get a pregnancy test dont and find out. good luck.
other sign are back pains, sometimes more hungry having to go to the bathroom more than ever. And your breast feel different like tingly or pain.

no, that's an infection

The sore boobs, yes..sick to your stomach, yes..fever, no

Mine got so sore just riding in the car over bumbs in the road hurt them! that was my 1st sign, even though I didn't know it then!

Not to worry about being pregnant, but you should go see ya doc.

Hate to see ya sick when all it probably takes is some NyQuil or Tylenol. Lol.

No, having a fever and upset stomach are symptoms of a virus.

And pregnancy doesn't *have* symptoms; it's not a disease. Very early signs of pregnancy are usually breast and/or nipple tenderness and nausea.

I have Crohn's disease, I had it for 4 years now. but lately I don't know if the symptoms I've been having are due to a being 6-weeks pregnant or just Crohn's effect. I have pain in my lower back, nausea, frequent urination, weight gain, tired a lot but i have had two periods since "the sex" and they have been odd, dark-brown spotting for two days and then light bleeding with a "lining" type discharge the next two days. I'm not on any serious meds for my Crohns and I'm seeing an OBGYN in a week and a Gastro the following but until then does anyone know anything about this issue?

if you havenèt gone for blood tests then have yourself checked for iron deficiency. i had the same symptoms as pregnancy but it was iron deficiency. not sure about the weight gain but if you are certain taht you arenèt pregnant than this is what it likely is. iron deficiency mimics the symptms of being pregnant

If you suspect your pregnant why don't you just take a pregnancy test, you can buy them for a few pounds at any supermarket.

It's also VERY important to take vitamins in the first 12 weeks, especially if you have crohns disease.

My grandmother has crohns and she gave birth to a still born boy who would have been severely disable, also my husbands cousin who also has crohns and she recently lost her little girl at 24 weeks, who had various deformities.

Crohns stops your body from absorbing nutrients,a dn without these in the 1st 12 weeks you could have a baby with severe neural tube defects

Feb 17, 2011 Deandra Busch

Women expect a positive pregnancy test to confirm they are expecting. what they don’t tell you – gas, bloating, hair loss and bleeding – can be normal too.

Many people associate pregnancy symptoms with cravings and, of course, the positive pregnancy test. while the positive test is obviously a good indicator, there are many other symptoms that women get – but never expect – during early pregnancy. below are some of the symptoms you can have during the first trimester of pregnancy. if you are concerned about any symptoms, please consult with a doctor or OB/GYN.

Implantation bleeding

Some women can actually have bleeding, known as implantation bleeding, early on in pregnancy. The bleeding can occur about six to 12 days after conception as the embryo is implanted into the uterus. some women may get cramping associated with the implantation, mistaking it for PMS.

Swollen/ Tender Breasts

Women may notice changes to their breasts about two weeks after conception. Differences may be swelling, pain to the touch or general discomfort. this can vary from woman to woman, although many will comment on feeling too large for their bra to fit properly at times.

Fatigue

If you’re dragging your heels it may not be stress, it could be pregnancy. Women can feel fatigue as early as one week after conception; causing them to sleep more, have difficulty getting out of bed or even having trouble focusing.

Headaches

Not just an excuse anymore – pregnancy hormones can cause headaches and irritability during the first few weeks of pregnancy. while many believe it is the stress, frequent headaches can be a sign of pregnancy.

Food Cravings

This is true – pregnant women do crave certain foods throughout their pregnancy, and many have cravings starting as early as two weeks after conception. Pregnancy cravings may not be chocolate covered pickles, but can be anything from a specific food to unusual snacks. if you are craving ice, dirt, rocks or other inedible objects – contact your doctor as this is a medical condition known as pica.

Gas and BloatingSome of the most embarrassing of all symptoms, gas and bloating are frequently stated amongst early pregnant women. certain foods can often trigger the gas, but some believe as the uterus swells and gets larger, the intestines are pushed around, creating more air pockets.

Hair Loss / Thick Glossy Hair

Not a common early pregnancy symptom, hair loss in pregnancy is still seen by a few women. as the hormones affect the body in different ways, some women may shed excessively. if you are concerned about the amount of hair loss, speak to your doctor. The opposite is also true for many pregnant women. Healthy, thick looking hair is frequently seen in some expectant mothers.

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My next period is due October 1st or 2nd and I had sex throughout all of my fertile days.
However,
I'm not experiencing any symptoms yet.
Or none that I would attribute to pregnancy.

My question is,
did any of you out there get a symptomless BFP?

I'm getting discouraged that this will be ANOTHER BFN month..

Thank you.

i found out i was pregnant the last 2 times before i actually did the HPT i feel sick and really tired with the second last one and with this one my breasts were hurting so i went to get a test and my period wasn't even due when i did the test and got a positive

The one and only symptom I had was tender/sore nipples when my period was due. I never usually got this normally when I'm due my period so knew something was up. Took a test about 4 days after my period was due and sure enough – was pregnant.

The only thing I experienced was sensitivity to smells. everything else I had (cramps, sore boobs, fatigue), I normally got when I was about to start my period, so I didn't figure I was pregnant until I took a pregnancy test.

Symptoms To appear Before an Overdue Period

Missed periods or amenorrhea, as termed by medical practitioners are often regarded side effects of different medicine intakes or can be results of certain medical treatments. Women under stress or anxiety or who follow insufficient or proper diet schedule can end up in delaying their periods. Therefore, considering such factors, it is better not to wait until a missed period to identify pregnancy. Watch out for the onset of each following very early pregnancy symptom.

Vaginal Bleeding – This vaginal bleeding takes place as soon as the fertilized egg is implanted at the inner wall of uterus. This very early pregnancy symptom before period is noticeable within few days of conceiving in the form of a very light bleeding. unlike menstruation bleeding, this implantation bleeding is usually of pinkish in color. This spotting or bleeding is absolutely normal and harmless; nonetheless, heavy bleeding of dark color must be informed to your physician as it is of serious concern. Heavy bleeding during pregnancy may signal various pregnancy complications including ectopic pregnancy, miscarriages.

Abdominal Cramping – an abdominal cramping a very common very early pregnancy symptom before period and appears along with vaginal spotting. take rest for a few minutes or change your position to reduce discomforts of cramping pain in abdomen. had the cramping pain in abdomen increased, rush to your doctor immediately.

Craving for Foods – At the very early stage of pregnancy, your body may crave for some particular types of weird foods. You may either feel an increased crave for foods like pickles, ice cream or may want to munch on some crackers throughout the day. on the other hand, you may possibly experience you do not like foods that you used to die for. Nausea, a very early pregnancy symptom often accompanies this symptom, in such cases, say no to binge eating and lower consumption of food rich in oil and spices. Smell of your earlier favorite foods may irritate your senses and you may feel like vomiting.

Enlarged Breasts – After conceiving, you may notice your breast may tend to be larger and seem more sensitive and painful when touched and tenderer than before. This early pregnancy symptom is a strong indication of pregnancy. You will observe that your areola seems to darken than earlier.

You may notice an increased body temperature from ovulation to conception to support fertilization of eggs. Therefore, if you note your basal body temperature is high and lingers for a number of days, you must consider it as a very early pregnancy symptom before period.

If you are aware about early pregnancy symptoms, you need not wait until you miss a period to know that you are pregnant. Very early pregnancy symptom before period, are some signs of pregnancy that you can witness before you miss a period. however, some early pregnancy symptoms, also indicate severe complications such as ectopic pregnancy. Therefore if you witness unusual signs of pregnancy such as heavy bleeding, contact your doctor immediately.