Early Pregnancy Symptoms - Part 1 of 2

Early Pregnancy Symptoms - Part 1 of 2
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Yvonne_Hanson]Yvonne Hanson

If you are not preparing for the pregnancy you will find that pregnancy will be a tough time for you to cope. There are another symptom of pregnancy besides missed period, nausea/ morning sick and tenderness of breast.

What are the symptoms?

Fatigue

It can be start as early as the first week of pregnancy due to the body's initial inability to adjust to the new hormonal levels in the body such as rising levels of the hormone progesterone as it can cause mood swing. Take a nap for a while will help to decrease this symptom.

Frequent urination

This symptom of early pregnancy occurs due to the increase in blood and other body fluids, which is processed by the kidneys and ends up in the bladder as a result you'll need frequent trips to bathroom to evacuate urine. It may be a symptom that makes you uncomfortable. The frequent to go toilet is more in the night time compare in the day time.

Backache

Lower backache is also another early pregnancy symptom. It is because the extra stress on the spine because of the growing baby. However a dull backache remains throughout the pregnancy due to the increasing weight of the fetus. If there someone near you ask her to rub your back to minimize to pain.

Pregnancy also can determine through pregnancy test. However, there are some symptoms occur because of stress, impending menstruation or food poisoning. It is always advisable to consult with your doctor if you have one of the symptoms.

For more information about pregnancy and how to prepare your early parenthood, go to: [http://www.ParentingInDetail.com/pregnancy]www.ParentingInDetail.com

Yvonne Hanson is a mother and professional adviser, specialized on parenting area. She enjoys helping parents to raise their children, starting from the pregnancy period by giving valuable information.

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