When you begin to suspect you’re pregnant, your body and you will have sent some information. Usually the suspicions are confirmed with a pregnancy test or commercial blood tests. Both tests detect the presence (or absence) of chorionic gonadotropin hormone which confirms that the creation of the new being has already begun. The first signs of pregnancy may include: Fatigue: The changes that your body is producing much needed energy and prevent you from doing any strenuous activity, or simply resist sleep after dinner. * Nausea and Vomiting: It is usual that morning not only cost you more get up, but you get Marees and not the bathroom to vomit. Even a cup of water can cause gagging. Tends to happen when you wake up, but can last all day. It is suspected that part of a system for protecting the woman’s body during the most delicate stage of the formation of the baby. * Blood spots: At times during the first months, continue to menstruate around the same dates that would have the period, causing some confusion. * Refinement of smell: Another mechanism of protection of pregnancy is the refusal of certain smells such as snuff, coffee or pollution. * Pecking: Food cravings are nothing more than having the body needs a certain nutrient that result in changes in diet. It also often makes malaise take more food with less food. * Breast changes: The areola begins to darken, grow breasts and nipples protrude more. It is one of the first symptoms to note that women and suspicion of their new state. * Discomfort in the area of the pelvis: It may be that the lower abdomen and pelvis are felt different, and even with some discomfort, but if you find a sharp pain, you should see a doctor. * Frequent urination: Because of hormonal changes, you may be passing urine more often. The mood may also vary, partly due to the action of hormones and in part by the liability or the satisfaction of creating a new life. You may feel: * Happy, especially if it has been a wanted pregnancy * Incredulous, because in many cases not notice anything, even the blood test or even the first scan are not entirely convinced * Ambiguous because the responsibility for training and then raise a baby can be wonderful but also very hard, especially if the kind of life taken so far is not very compatible with a baby * Unstable hormones make the lives of pregnant is like a roller coaster, one day everything is great and the next depression is complete, and more with morning sickness (which, fortunately, is just around the fourth month) * Full of doubt, life will change completely, even if the second child, nothing will ever be the same and sometimes the lack of confidence in oneself in to do my best assault makes us many questions. In the end, we advance step by step and confidence in one increases * Nervous is very normal to fear the unknown: stories of births and long nights without sleep, problems with breastfeeding … At the end everyone out of trouble with information and help, and if you feel too nervous, discuss it with your doctor

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