Signs and Symptoms of Pregnancy

Breast changes, changes in the menstrual cycle, nausea, frequent urination, tiredness, constipation, and increased vaginal discharge.

Breasts may become larger, tender, feel tingling, veins may be more visible, nipples may darken and stand out due to hormonal changes.

Periods stopping is the most reliable sign, though light bleeding (spotting) may occur due to egg implantation.

Morning sickness refers to nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, starting around six weeks after the last period, caused by hormonal changes.

In early pregnancy, hormonal changes cause frequent urination; in later pregnancy, the foetus's weight puts pressure on the bladder.

Hormonal changes in the body cause tiredness and emotional sensitivity during early pregnancy.

Constipation and increased vaginal discharge without soreness or irritation, linked to increased progesterone levels.