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March 20, 2010  
EDUCATION CENTER: Symptoms

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  • Pregnancy

    Symptoms
    A woman may suspect that she is pregnant if she misses a menstrual cycle. This is often the first indication of pregnancy. A simple urine test during a visit to the doctor is enough to confirm a pregnancy.

    Other symptoms of pregnancy include:

  • Morning sickness. This may actually occur at any time of day; it usually begins two to eight weeks after conception.
  • Frequent urination. This occurs approximately six to eight weeks after conception.
  • Tender, swollen breasts. This may occur a few days after conception.
  • Darkening of areola. This usually occurs in the first trimester.
  • Food cravings. Usually occur in the first trimester.

    Last updated: 28-Aug-07

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