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and if the breast hurt, if thats one. thanks.
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POSSIBLE SIGNS OF PREGNANCY:
SIGN: Amenorrhea (absence of menstruation)* WHEN IT APPERS: Following Conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Travel, fatigue, stress, fear of pregnancy, hormonal problems, illness, extreme weight loss, going off the pill, brestfeeding.
SIGN: Morning sickness (nausea, with or without vomiting, Any time day or night)^ WHEN IT APPERS: 2-8 weeks after conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Food poisoning, emotional stress, infection, a variety of illnesses.
SIGN: Frequent urination WHEN IT APPERS: As early as 2-3 weeks after conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Urinary tract infection, diuretics, stress, diabetes.
SIGN: Tingling, tender swollen breasts WHEN IT APPERS: As early as a few days after conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Birth control pills, impending menstruation
SIGN: Darkening of the areola (area around the nipple) and elevation of tiny glands around the nipple WHEN IT APPERS: First trimester OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Hormonal imbalance or effect of prior pregnancy.
SIGN: Blue and pink lines under skin on breasts and later on abdomen WHEN IT APPERS: First trimester OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Hormonal imbalance or effect of prior pregnancy
SIGN: Food Cravings WHEN IT APPERS: First trimester OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Poor diet, stree, impending menstruation
SIGN: Darkening of line from navel to pubis (Linea nigra) WHEN IT APPERS: 4th or 5th month OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Hormonal imbalance or effect of prior pregnancy
*Some women have periodic staining or bleeding during the first months of pregnanc; others may have some bleeding during implatation of the embryo in the uterus.
^More than half of all women experience morning sickness.
SIGN: Changes in color of vaginal and cervical tissue to bluish violet* WHEN IT APPERS: First trimester OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Impending menstruation.
SIGN: Softening of the cervix and uterus* WHEN IT APPERS: About 6 weeks OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: A delayed mentrual period.
SIGN: Enlarged uterus* and abdomen WHEN IT APPERS: 8-12 weeks after conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Fibroids, tumor
SIGN: Palpable uterine artery pulsation* WHEN IT APPERS: Early in pregnancy OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Fibroids, tumors.
SIGN: Fluttering sensation in lower abdomen (fetal movement) WHEN IT APPERS: First noted at 16-22 weeks of pregnancy OTHERPOSSIBLE CAUSES: Gas, bowel contractions
*Signs of pregnancy looked for in medical examination.
POSSIBLE SIGNS OF PREGNANCY:
SIGN: Amenorrhea (absence of menstruation)* WHEN IT APPERS: Following Conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Travel, fatigue, stress, fear of pregnancy, hormonal problems, illness, extreme weight loss, going off the pill, brestfeeding.
SIGN: Morning sickness (nausea, with or without vomiting, Any time day or night)^ WHEN IT APPERS: 2-8 weeks after conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Food poisoning, emotional stress, infection, a variety of illnesses.
SIGN: Frequent urination WHEN IT APPERS: As early as 2-3 weeks after conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Urinary tract infection, diuretics, stress, diabetes.
SIGN: Tingling, tender swollen breasts WHEN IT APPERS: As early as a few days after conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Birth control pills, impending menstruation
SIGN: Darkening of the areola (area around the nipple) and elevation of tiny glands around the nipple WHEN IT APPERS: First trimester OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Hormonal imbalance or effect of prior pregnancy.
SIGN: Blue and pink lines under skin on breasts and later on abdomen WHEN IT APPERS: First trimester OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Hormonal imbalance or effect of prior pregnancy
SIGN: Food Cravings WHEN IT APPERS: First trimester OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Poor diet, stree, impending menstruation
SIGN: Darkening of line from navel to pubis (Linea nigra) WHEN IT APPERS: 4th or 5th month OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Hormonal imbalance or effect of prior pregnancy
*Some women have periodic staining or bleeding during the first months of pregnanc; others may have some bleeding during implatation of the embryo in the uterus.
^More than half of all women experience morning sickness.
SIGN: Changes in color of vaginal and cervical tissue to bluish violet* WHEN IT APPERS: First trimester OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Impending menstruation.
SIGN: Softening of the cervix and uterus* WHEN IT APPERS: About 6 weeks OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: A delayed mentrual period.
SIGN: Enlarged uterus* and abdomen WHEN IT APPERS: 8-12 weeks after conception OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Fibroids, tumor
SIGN: Palpable uterine artery pulsation* WHEN IT APPERS: Early in pregnancy OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES: Fibroids, tumors.
SIGN: Fluttering sensation in lower abdomen (fetal movement) WHEN IT APPERS: First noted at 16-22 weeks of pregnancy OTHERPOSSIBLE CAUSES: Gas, bowel contractions
*Signs of pregnancy looked for in medical examination.
is flu like symptoms a sign of pregnancy?
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hi everyone... the last week ive had flu like symptoms... ive been vomiting over smells..... like mushrooms.. i love mushrooms but as soon as i walked in the house when they were cooking them i vomited everywhere... i cant even look at food without feeling sick im tired as and dont want to get out of bed im peeing all the time.. i dont know if i should even think its pregnancy or its just the flu? my last period was very very light and lasted 3 days...usually im heavy and last the 7 days..has anyone else been pregnant and had this? also the only contraception we use is the pill im on and i take it most mornings unless i forget then i take it that night
no im actually wanting someone to answer me :( if you look noone has answered it
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Well its debatable..sounds like the flu, esp.if your aching all over, fever, chills, cough or sore throat,etc. OR you could easily be pregnant, and the nausea is morning sickness, though its specified morning sickness as this is when it happens during the first trimester of pregnancy. you said you take the pill irregularly and often forget, but take it at night.
To put you out of your agony, see you Dr., who will do a pregnancy test, and decide whats going on. you haven't said how long ago you had your last period, short as it was with less blood. the only answer is time and that Dr's. visit. also frequent urination is also common at the beginning of pregnancy as the foetus is sitting on the bladder.
Ill throw in a few sites for you to think about:
What causes vomiting?
A stomach virus or "flu" is the most common reason for vomiting. The medical name for this illness is acute gastroenteritis (AGE), and it often includes diarrhea, fever, and abdominal pain. Serious bacterial infections from E. coli, salmonella, and shigella -- germs that cause food poisoning -- can result in similar symptoms.
Surprisingly, respiratory infections can also lead to vomiting. When children swallow a lot of phlegm, the excess mucus can irritate their stomachs and cause them to throw up. Coughing can trigger vomiting as well -- a reflex that's actually designed to reduce the cough.
Other common causes of vomiting:
â¢Toxins, such as poisonous plants, or herbs inappropriate for children, or medications.
â¢Overeating, particularly at birthday parties and on Halloween.
â¢Motion sickness. Traveling in a car, boat, or airplane makes some children queasy. Have your child eat a light snack before leaving, breathe fresh air, and focus on distant objects during travel.
â¢Food allergies. Some food allergies can cause diarrhea or loose stools and occasional vomiting.
â¢Appendicitis. Symptoms may seem indistinguishable from a stomach virus, but the illness can be much more serious, so watch for this pattern: With appendicitis, the abdominal pain usually begins around the belly button and migrates to the lower right side of the abdomen. Intestinal blockage causes vomiting that contains bile, a forest-green-colored stomach secretion.
â¢Urinary tract infections. If your child has vomiting along with frequent, painful urination, he may have a urinary tract infection. Your doctor will want to examine him and check his urine.
â¢Headache. When head pain accompanies vomiting, it can signal a viral illness. Severe headaches and vomiting, however, can be symptoms of migraine or meningitis, an infection around the brain. A stiff neck, fever, listlessness, and a bumpy purple or red rash are other signs of meningitis. Get emergency medical care immediately if your child shows these symptoms.
â¢Pregnancy. Once a girl enters puberty, nausea and vomiting can be an early sign of pregnancy.
When should I call the pediatrician?
Dehydration is the most common complication of vomiting.
2ND link
Am I pregnant?
Emergency Contraception:
Please note that if youâre visiting this page because youâve recently had unprotected sex (or the condom broke or you forgot to take your birth control pills) and youâre worried that you may be pregnant, you may want to visit our section on emergency contraception. Emergency contraception (a.k.a. the âmorning afterâ pill) can help prevent pregnancy if taken up to five days after unprotected sex, and is more effective if taken sooner.
Missing your period
If you have been sexually active, missing a period is the most tell-tale sign of pregnancy. If you have missed your period, you may want to consider taking a home pregnancy test.
However, even though a missed period is a common sign of pregnancy, there are other reasons why you may miss a period as well. Diet, excessive exercise and stress may all cause a woman to miss her period. In addition, certain birth control methods such as Depo ProveraTM and Hormonal Intrauterine Devices (IUDs) can also reduce or stop menstrual bleeding.
Some women, particularly younger women, may have irregular menstrual cycles, making it very difficult to predict when her period is due.
If you have lighter, shorter or irregular bleeding
After becoming pregnant, some women may experience what is called implantation bleeding. This bleeding is caused when a fertilized egg implants on the wall of the uterus. Sometimes, a woman may mistake this bleeding for a light period.
Other early symptoms of pregnancy
In addition to missing or having a delayed period, some common signs of pregnancy can include:
Fatigue: Women may often feel tired or fatigued soon after becoming pregnant.
Faintness: Some women may feel faint or lightheaded early on in her pregnancy.
Breast Changes: Breasts may begin to feel tender and/or swollen and heavier. The areola (the circle of skin directly surrounding the nipples) may become darker.
Constipation, Gas or Bloating.
Nausea/
Well its debatable..sounds like the flu, esp.if your aching all over, fever, chills, cough or sore throat,etc. OR you could easily be pregnant, and the nausea is morning sickness, though its specified morning sickness as this is when it happens during the first trimester of pregnancy. you said you take the pill irregularly and often forget, but take it at night.
To put you out of your agony, see you Dr., who will do a pregnancy test, and decide whats going on. you haven't said how long ago you had your last period, short as it was with less blood. the only answer is time and that Dr's. visit. also frequent urination is also common at the beginning of pregnancy as the foetus is sitting on the bladder.
Ill throw in a few sites for you to think about:
What causes vomiting?
A stomach virus or "flu" is the most common reason for vomiting. The medical name for this illness is acute gastroenteritis (AGE), and it often includes diarrhea, fever, and abdominal pain. Serious bacterial infections from E. coli, salmonella, and shigella -- germs that cause food poisoning -- can result in similar symptoms.
Surprisingly, respiratory infections can also lead to vomiting. When children swallow a lot of phlegm, the excess mucus can irritate their stomachs and cause them to throw up. Coughing can trigger vomiting as well -- a reflex that's actually designed to reduce the cough.
Other common causes of vomiting:
â¢Toxins, such as poisonous plants, or herbs inappropriate for children, or medications.
â¢Overeating, particularly at birthday parties and on Halloween.
â¢Motion sickness. Traveling in a car, boat, or airplane makes some children queasy. Have your child eat a light snack before leaving, breathe fresh air, and focus on distant objects during travel.
â¢Food allergies. Some food allergies can cause diarrhea or loose stools and occasional vomiting.
â¢Appendicitis. Symptoms may seem indistinguishable from a stomach virus, but the illness can be much more serious, so watch for this pattern: With appendicitis, the abdominal pain usually begins around the belly button and migrates to the lower right side of the abdomen. Intestinal blockage causes vomiting that contains bile, a forest-green-colored stomach secretion.
â¢Urinary tract infections. If your child has vomiting along with frequent, painful urination, he may have a urinary tract infection. Your doctor will want to examine him and check his urine.
â¢Headache. When head pain accompanies vomiting, it can signal a viral illness. Severe headaches and vomiting, however, can be symptoms of migraine or meningitis, an infection around the brain. A stiff neck, fever, listlessness, and a bumpy purple or red rash are other signs of meningitis. Get emergency medical care immediately if your child shows these symptoms.
â¢Pregnancy. Once a girl enters puberty, nausea and vomiting can be an early sign of pregnancy.
When should I call the pediatrician?
Dehydration is the most common complication of vomiting.
2ND link
Am I pregnant?
Emergency Contraception:
Please note that if youâre visiting this page because youâve recently had unprotected sex (or the condom broke or you forgot to take your birth control pills) and youâre worried that you may be pregnant, you may want to visit our section on emergency contraception. Emergency contraception (a.k.a. the âmorning afterâ pill) can help prevent pregnancy if taken up to five days after unprotected sex, and is more effective if taken sooner.
Missing your period
If you have been sexually active, missing a period is the most tell-tale sign of pregnancy. If you have missed your period, you may want to consider taking a home pregnancy test.
However, even though a missed period is a common sign of pregnancy, there are other reasons why you may miss a period as well. Diet, excessive exercise and stress may all cause a woman to miss her period. In addition, certain birth control methods such as Depo ProveraTM and Hormonal Intrauterine Devices (IUDs) can also reduce or stop menstrual bleeding.
Some women, particularly younger women, may have irregular menstrual cycles, making it very difficult to predict when her period is due.
If you have lighter, shorter or irregular bleeding
After becoming pregnant, some women may experience what is called implantation bleeding. This bleeding is caused when a fertilized egg implants on the wall of the uterus. Sometimes, a woman may mistake this bleeding for a light period.
Other early symptoms of pregnancy
In addition to missing or having a delayed period, some common signs of pregnancy can include:
Fatigue: Women may often feel tired or fatigued soon after becoming pregnant.
Faintness: Some women may feel faint or lightheaded early on in her pregnancy.
Breast Changes: Breasts may begin to feel tender and/or swollen and heavier. The areola (the circle of skin directly surrounding the nipples) may become darker.
Constipation, Gas or Bloating.
Nausea/
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