Strange pregnancy symptoms

Everyone knows the classic symptoms of pregnancy - absence of menstruation, sensitive breasts, constant fatigue ...

However, pregnant women can have a whole range of less common symptoms , from mucous discharge, through the taste of metal in them to headaches. Pregnancy is certainly one of the conditions in which you can expect the unexpected. Read below for 10 potential weird pregnancy symptoms that (perhaps) no one has prepared you for: 1. Strange things will come out of you Although many women have vaginal discharge, it is most often not associated with pregnancy. However, most pregnant women will have a sticky white or pale yellow discharge in the first trimester, but also potentially during the rest of the pregnancy. Increased hormone levels and vaginal blood flow cause discharge of this type. During pregnancy, it is increased to prevent infections. However, if your discharge has a strange odor, causes burning or itching, changes color, or becomes very thick or watery, see a doctor.     2. Elevated body temperature When you wake up the first morning after ovulation, your body temperature is slightly elevated and stays that way until menstruation arrives. However, if this temperature, also known as basal body temperature, remains elevated for more than two weeks, it could be a sign of pregnancy. https://www.intensedebate.com/users/26887937 3. Headaches Hormonal changes and changes in blood volume during pregnancy can lead to headaches. 4. Cramps Some women experience cramps in the lower abdomen during pregnancy that resemble menstrual cramps. 5. Frequent visits to the toilet Most women have frequent trips to the toilet during pregnancy. Their cause is the pressure that the growing uterus exerts on the bladder. 6. Rotating room It is not uncommon for pregnant women in the first trimester to experience the aforementioned headaches, but also dizziness. Pregnancy causes a drop in blood pressure and changes in the blood vessels. Pay extra attention to these symptoms because severe dizziness combined with vaginal bleeding and severe abdominal pain can be a sign of an ectopic or ectopic pregnancy, which means that the fertilized egg was implanted outside the uterus. To avoid severe complications, consult a doctor in case of these symptoms. https://media.journoportfolio.com/users/133254/uploads/0ba33582-1e48-46f4-a628-c341988ed4c9.pdf 7. Prison You may be bloated, but performing urination will become an almost impossible mission for you. Potential constipation in pregnancy is also caused by hormonal changes, but also by taking prenatal vitamins. In general, the digestive system slows down during pregnancy, giving enough time for nutrients to penetrate your bloodstream and reach the baby. A diet rich in fiber and regular exercise can help improve digestion in pregnancy. You can also consult a doctor for help. 8. False menstruation Between 20 and 40 percent of pregnant women have light bleeding or notice spots of blood at the beginning of pregnancy. Mild bleeding is also called implantation bleeding and is common about two weeks after conception, and occurs when a fertilized egg attaches to the inner wall of the uterus. Bleeding can also be the result of cervical irritation, ectopic pregnancy, or a potential miscarriage. If light bleeding intensifies or is accompanied by severe cramps, back pain, and stabbing pain in general, consult a physician. 9. You just want to take handkerchiefs, make tea and drain yourself in bed Pregnancy impairs immunity, which means that you are more prone to colds, coughs, flu ... If you become ill, be sure to talk to your doctor about treatment options that are safe in pregnancy. 10. Your chest is up You have already realized that hormones change everything during pregnancy. Among other things, they affect the valve between your stomach and esophagus. This area becomes more relaxed during pregnancy, which can cause stomach acid to leak into your esophagus and cause heartburn. You can fight it by eating smaller but more frequent meals and throwing out heavy and fried inn. Also, try to avoid fizzy drinks, citrus fruits, juices and spicy foods. 11. Mood swings Significant hormonal changes in pregnancy also affect mood and emotions so you can feel like you are on an emotional carousel for nine months. At one point you are in a great mood, and a minute later you just want to cry well ... This is especially common during the first months of pregnancy and is nothing unusual, you just need to endure. 12. Metal taste in the mouth Increased levels of estrogen and progesterone during pregnancy can lead to a change in taste sensation in many pregnant women, and a condition called dysgeusia causes some women to feel the taste of metal in their mouths. So, during pregnancy, you may feel like you are eating coins with lunch. Some of the above symptoms may just mean that you are tired or stressed, however, if you experience them more in the kit, they may indicate pregnancy. In any case, it is important to pay attention to what your body is telling you and in case you suspect pregnancy, visit a gynecologist.