Pregnancy Symptoms

There are many early signs that you may be pregnant. The obvious one
is a late period but this can be caused by a number of things, an
excessive weight gain or loss, a change in birth control methods, or
just an imbalance of hormones.

Nausea and vomiting, commonly known as morning sickness, will last for
the first 2-8 weeks of gestation. Though its common name is a little
misleading, as it can occur throughout the day, not just in the
morning. There isn't actually any known reason as to why women go
through this nausea and little is known on preventing it. Women differ
in how they deal with it. Some women find that a cup of tea and a
ginger biscuit in the morning help, others find acupressure and
massage can help. It's all about finding what works for you best.

Fatigue is another common symptom in the earlier weeks. This is due to
the fact that your body is going through some major hormonal changes.
And also due to the increased amount of progesterone going round your
body, your temperature will increase leading you to feel sluggish.

Sensitivity to tastes and smells can also occur. Foods that you once
enjoyed can now leave you feeling nauseous.

The areola (the area around the nipple) will darken during pregnancy.
Though this can happen because of a hormonal imbalance if you're not
pregnant

You may start feeling faint or dizzy if you stand still for too long.
This is because as your uterus grows it can put pressure on the major
arteries in your legs causing

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On Jan 24, 12:52 am, xiko...@yahoo.com.tw wrote:
> There are many early signs that you may be pregnant. The obvious one
> is a late period but this can be caused by a number of things, an
> excessive weight gain or loss, a change in birth control methods, or
> just an imbalance of hormones.
>
> Nausea and vomiting, commonly known as morning sickness, will last for
> the first 2-8 weeks of gestation. Though its common name is a little
> misleading, as it can occur throughout the day, not just in the
> morning. There isn't actually any known reason as to why women go
> through this nausea and little is known on preventing it. Women differ
> in how they deal with it. Some women find that a cup of tea and a
> ginger biscuit in the morning help, others find acupressure and
> massage can help. It's all about finding what works for you best.
>
> Fatigue is another common symptom in the earlier weeks. This is due to
> the fact that your body is going through some major hormonal changes.
> And also due to the increased amount of progesterone going round your
> body, your temperature will increase leading you to feel sluggish.
>
> Sensitivity to tastes and smells can also occur. Foods that you once
> enjoyed can now leave you feeling nauseous.
>
> The areola (the area around the nipple) will darken during pregnancy.
> Though this can happen because of a hormonal imbalance if you're not
> pregnant
>
> You may start feeling faint or dizzy if you stand still for too long.
> This is because as your uterus grows it can put pressure on the major
> arteries in your legs causing
>
> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Bot...002/47390.html

pregnancy? this is so far behind the scientific times. i thought it
was standard knowledge that we can avoid all of this by having the egg
& sperm implanted in our handbags. then we can carry the fetus
through out the gestational period with none of those pesky hassles.
aside from misplacing/losing your purse...

Been There Done That...Never Again
<xikom01@yahoo.com.tw> wrote in message
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> There are many early signs that you may be pregnant. The obvious one
> is a late period but this can be caused by a number of things, an
> excessive weight gain or loss, a change in birth control methods, or
> just an imbalance of hormones.
>
> Nausea and vomiting, commonly known as morning sickness, will last for
> the first 2-8 weeks of gestation. Though its common name is a little
> misleading, as it can occur throughout the day, not just in the
> morning. There isn't actually any known reason as to why women go
> through this nausea and little is known on preventing it. Women differ
> in how they deal with it. Some women find that a cup of tea and a
> ginger biscuit in the morning help, others find acupressure and
> massage can help. It's all about finding what works for you best.
>
> Fatigue is another common symptom in the earlier weeks. This is due to
> the fact that your body is going through some major hormonal changes.
> And also due to the increased amount of progesterone going round your
> body, your temperature will increase leading you to feel sluggish.
>
> Sensitivity to tastes and smells can also occur. Foods that you once
> enjoyed can now leave you feeling nauseous.
>
> The areola (the area around the nipple) will darken during pregnancy.
> Though this can happen because of a hormonal imbalance if you're not
> pregnant
>
> You may start feeling faint or dizzy if you stand still for too long.
> This is because as your uterus grows it can put pressure on the major
> arteries in your legs causing
>
> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Bot...002/47390.html
>

ellen wrote:

>> http://www.paymelotsabucks.com
>
> pregnancy? this is so far behind the scientific times. i thought it
> was standard knowledge that we can avoid all of this by having the egg
> & sperm implanted in our handbags. then we can carry the fetus
> through out the gestational period with none of those pesky hassles.
> aside from misplacing/losing your purse...

Ellen, this is just too Freudian! Though not such a bad idea,
come to think about it...

FurPaw

--
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched,
every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense
a theft from those who hunger and are not fed,
those who are cold and are not clothed."
- Dwight D. Eisenhower

To reply, unleash the dogs.

On Jan 24, 2:36 pm, FurPaw <furrealpaw...@gmaildog.com> wrote:
> ellen wrote:
> >>http://www.paymelotsabucks.com
>
> > pregnancy? this is so far behind the scientific times. i thought it
> > was standard knowledge that we can avoid all of this by having the egg
> > & sperm implanted in our handbags. then we can carry the fetus
> > through out the gestational period with none of those pesky hassles.
> > aside from misplacing/losing your purse...
>
> Ellen, this is just too Freudian! Though not such a bad idea,
> come to think about it...
>
> FurPaw
>
> --
> "Every gun that is made, every warship launched,
> every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense
> a theft from those who hunger and are not fed,
> those who are cold and are not clothed."
> - Dwight D. Eisenhower
>
> To reply, unleash the dogs.

that's what i get for posting when my filters are down.

ellen