If she were to get pregnant, the earliest signs she may show are fatigue, breast tenderness, frequent urination and nausea. It IS possible for her to spot (pink or brown) blood as a sign of implantation bleeding-- when the fertilized egg implants itself onto the uterus. Full, period-like bleeding is rare and usually associated with a miscarriage if there is a positive pregnancy test involved.
Feeling pregnant is completely subjective. Most women start to feel the nausea, fatigue, frequent urination and breast tenderness as early as 5 weeks and as late as 8. Some women may only experience fatigue. Pregnancy also enhances sense of smell and cravings usually don't begin until after the first few weeks. I, personally, experienced no real cravings with my last. Remember every woman is different and every pregnancy is different.
If she misses her period, it is usually recommended to test one week later. If her period is like clockwork, though, she can test within a couple of days of being late.
However, you mention that she seems to have started her period 10 days early-- is this a regular period, or spot bleeding? Periods can change in cycle and can very well happen. Have you guys considered purchasing an Ovulation test so see which week she is most likely to be fertile?
Hope this answers your questions--Sending positive vibes your way!
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If she were to get pregnant, the earliest signs she may show are fatigue, breast tenderness, frequent urination and nausea. It IS possible for her to spot (pink or brown) blood as a sign of implantation bleeding-- when the fertilized egg implants itself onto the uterus. Full, period-like bleeding is rare and usually associated with a miscarriage if there is a positive pregnancy test involved.
Feeling pregnant is completely subjective. Most women start to feel the nausea, fatigue, frequent urination and breast tenderness as early as 5 weeks and as late as 8. Some women may only experience fatigue. Pregnancy also enhances sense of smell and cravings usually don't begin until after the first few weeks. I, personally, experienced no real cravings with my last. Remember every woman is different and every pregnancy is different.
If she misses her period, it is usually recommended to test one week later. If her period is like clockwork, though, she can test within a couple of days of being late.
However, you mention that she seems to have started her period 10 days early-- is this a regular period, or spot bleeding? Periods can change in cycle and can very well happen. Have you guys considered purchasing an Ovulation test so see which week she is most likely to be fertile?
Hope this answers your questions--Sending positive vibes your way!
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