Pregnancy symptoms and early signs

Not all women may experience the same symptoms of pregnancy, and symptoms vary in severity from mild to very severe, which a pregnant woman may not tolerate.  Not all women may experience the same symptoms of pregnancy, and symptoms vary in severity from mild to very severe, which a pregnant woman may not tolerate. According to the medical "medicalinenet" website, the symptoms of pregnancy vary not only from one woman to another, but also from one pregnancy to another in the same woman.  During the first pregnancy, a pregnant woman may experience symptoms that the second pregnancy may not show.

  Some of the most common symptoms a woman may experience: menopause and weight gain.  Symptoms and other signs of early pregnancy include:

  Mood changes.
  Increased urination times.
  Headache.
  Breast tenderness.
  Dark circles appear.
  Feeling tired in the body.
  nausea.
  Mild bleeding at the beginning of the egg implant.  Symptoms of late pregnancy


   Leg swelling.
   Back ache.
   heartburn.
   Urine leakage.
   Shortness of breath.
   Sometimes, menstruation symptoms, including mood changes, fatigue, and breast pain, may be mistaken as early pregnancy symptoms.  When do early pregnancy symptoms begin?


  Some women may experience symptoms during the first weeks of the first trimester of pregnancy, while other symptoms may appear in a later stage of pregnancy.  Early pregnancy symptoms can be similar to those you might be exercising before your period, so women may not recognize the symptoms associated with pregnancy.  Symptoms of late pregnancy


   Many early symptoms of pregnancy can persist during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, for example:



   Mood changes
   Headache
   Increased urination
   Back ache
   Food cravings
   fatigue
   Some symptoms, such as breast secretions and nausea, often improve as the pregnancy progresses.