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First, you should know that there are many different signs of pregnancy. Some women experience only one or two symptoms, while others may have several. Most women will start showing signs of pregnancy after missing a period. However, a woman can become pregnant as early as three weeks after having unprotected sex. Since it is possible to get pregnant so early in the process, it’s important to pay attention to all types of symptoms, not just those associated with later stages of pregnancy.
Pregnancy symptoms usually begin between 5 and 8 weeks after conception. This time frame is called the “fertile window” because it can vary from woman to woman from 4 days to up to 10 days before your missed period. However, most women know whether or not they’re pregnant within a few days of their missed period (the average is about 6 days).
Women with irregular periods may have trouble pinpointing when their fertile window opens and closes because ovulation can occur at any time during the cycle; this means that you don’t necessarily ovulate on day 14 of your cycle every month—your body could release an egg at any point up until about 28 days later. If you’ve had one or more miscarriages in the past, then you may want to wait 7-10 more days after your missed period before taking a pregnancy test just in case there was an issue with implantation
What are the 10 signs of pregnancy?
The 10 Signs Of Being Pregnant:
- Sickness – this is one of the most noticeable signs because it can last for up to three days after intercourse or when ovulation occurs
- Mood Swings – some women will be more temperamental than normal due to hormonal changes
- Change In Appetite – while some might find they have an increased appetite this could also lead to nausea if they don’t eat regularly enough throughout each day
- Fatigue – this is one of the most common symptoms and can be caused by a rise in progesterone levels
- Breast Tenderness – some women will experience soreness or tenderness in their breasts which may continue throughout the entire pregnancy
- Constipation – due to hormonal changes your bowel movements may slow down or even stop
- Cramping – this can be felt by many women around two weeks after conception
- Mood Swings – some women will be more temperamental than normal due to hormonal changes
- Change In Appetite – while some might find they have an increased appetite this could also lead to nausea if they don’t eat regularly enough throughout each day
- Breast Tenderness – some women will experience soreness or tenderness in their breasts which may continue throughout the entire pregnancy
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