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FYI
Signs of early pregnancy include:
Sore, tender or tingling breasts: this is due to an influx of the pregnancy hormones oestrogen and progesterone, and of prolactin - the hormone which triggers milk production.
Spotting: a small amount of blood may escape as the fertilised egg embeds in the endometrium (womb lining), appearing as a few spots in your pants for a day or two. This is quite normal and is not usually a sign of early miscarriage, although heavier or prolonged blood loss will need investigating medically.
Overwhelming tiredness: again, due to hormonal activity, you may find yourself feeling unaccountably sleepy and physically exhausted. Don't worry, this will eventually pass as your hormone levels regulate.
Nausea: a very common early symptom, and one which some women find reassuring as it is thought to indicate a well-established pregnancy. Extreme, prolonged vomiting, known as hyperemesis, happens occasionally, and this needs medical attention.
An increased need to pee: this is caused by extra blood and fluid used in pregnancy that is excreted through your kidneys.
A metallic taste in the mouth and/or sudden aversion to a previously enjoyed food/drink/smell: the reasons for these symptoms are unknown, although the two after often linked, probably because any unusual taste in the mouth will inevitably affect the senses of taste and smell.
21.05.2014

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