What are the symptoms of pregnancy?

Update Date: 2024-06-09 Source: Network

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Not long ago, it was reported that a university student gave birth in the morning and had a class in the afternoon, and died of subarachnoid hemorrhage 20 days later. At the same time, many people are worried about the lack of physiological knowledge of contemporary women. After the news that pregnant women don't know and still do a lot of things that are not good for pregnant women came out frequently, Haoyun 2000 reminded female friends that they must know more about physiological knowledge and pay attention to the symptoms of pregnancy and precautions for pregnant women. Timely detection of pregnancy, do a good job in relevant protective measures to avoid tragedy. What are the symptoms of pregnancy? I would like to share my personal experience with you.

What are the symptoms of pregnancy?

1. Easy to feel tired. After a week of pregnancy, many pregnant mothers may not find that they have a baby, but the body will truly reflect the pregnancy symptoms, that is, they are easy to feel tired, and they will no doubt become more and more sleepy.

2. Frequent urination. Pregnant a week, although the frequency of urination urgency is not obvious, but compared with the past, the frequency of urination will be more frequent.

3. The breast faintly feels distended, or slightly distended. This phenomenon often occurs at the end of the first month of pregnancy, but there are also pregnant mothers in the first week already have the feeling of breast pain. Appetite response. In the face of some of the food I like to eat in the past, it will cause nausea and vomiting because of the smell.

matters needing attention

In daily life, every food material has its own nutritional value, but once it is not fresh, germinated, not cooked, or accelerated by unconventional means, it may produce toxins and endanger health. Pregnant women as a special group, if they accidentally eat these foods, it may affect the gastrointestinal health of expectant mothers, or it may threaten the safety of mothers and infants.