Do you Think your partner is pregnant? here are the most common first symptoms of pregnancy
If you’ve already experienced a few, it may be time to head to the drugstore to pick up a pregnancy test or schedule an appointment with your ob-gyn
Article by: PARENTS
Sore Breasts

Your partner breasts may be extra tender as early as a week or two after conception
The hormone surge causes breasts to retain more fluids and feel heavy, sore or more sensitive than normal PMS tenderness
Cramps and Backache

Many women mistake these common early signs of pregnancy for PMS symptoms, but actually they’re caused by hormonal changes and the growth of the uterus
When it comes to cramps, this pregnancy sign is actually triggered by implantation -when the fertilized egg attaches to the uterine wall
Your partner uterus may be stretching a little now (hence the cramps) to prep for its massive expansion over the next nine months
Implantation Bleeding

If you notice that “period”s partner seems way shorter or different from usual, it may be a sign of pregnancy. If you suspect you’re pregnant, let your doctor know, just in case it’s something else
Fatigue
During the first few weeks, your partners body is working 24/7 behind the scenes to support the pregnancy, and fatigue is a normal response. The extra progesterone produced after conception causes your basal body temperature to rise, which in turn contributes to a lack of energy, explains Karen Perkins, M.D., an OB-GYN with A Woman’s Choice at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore. Your heart also pumps faster, as it has to deliver extra oxygen to the uterus; this, too, can make you feel tuckered out.
So what should you do? “Take prenatal vitamins early on, eat a healthful diet, drink plenty of fluids to keep your blood pressure high enough, and rest when you can” Singh says
Pregnancy Nipples

Are your partners nipples looking darker these days? Pregnancy hormones also affect the activity of melanocytes, or cells in the nipples responsible for their color. “Darker-complexioned women may not notice this until later in pregnancy – say, around 10 weeks or so” says Goist
Nausea

While full-blown morning sickness – which affects up to 85 percent of all preggos – likely won’t strike for a few more weeks, some women may experience more subtle motion sickness as an early pregnancy symptom
This can start as early as two weeks after conception. “Progesterone causes a lot of things to slow down” Singh says
That includes your digestive processes, sometimes resulting in constipation or indigestion. Since your stomach doesn’t empty as quickly as it normally does, it thinks there’s too much going on in there and wants to purge in some way – either into the gut or out through the mouth
Nausea also is related to human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), a hormone that can be detected in the mother’s blood or urine even before a missed period
Bloating

Can’t zip up those skinny jeans? Ramped-up levels of progesterone slow down the digestive track and may make the tummy feel puffier than usual. If the bloating doesn’t go away – and your period never comes – start watching for that stick to turn pink
Peeing More Often

You partner might think frequent urination comes later, when the baby presses on your bladder, but an increase in bathroom breaks sometimes starts early
Not only can the swelling uterus put pressure on your bladder, but the extra blood flow to the kidneys (which begins right away) also causes them to produce more urine
Theres not much to do about it, unless the frequent urination is accompanied by burning, urgency or other signs of infection
Do not cut back on your fluid intake
Cravings

At this point, more likely jonesing for a jumbo bagel than pickles or Rocky Road. “Overtired body may demand extra carbs now because they’re easily metabolized, which helps keep energy levels up” says Goist
Headaches

Constipation

The same hormones responsible for bloating are also behind potty problems. Because digestive track is slowing down now, says Goist, food may not pass through as quickly. This symptom will likely ramp up even more (sorry) as pregnancy progresses
Mood Swings

Feeling massive amounts of fatigue, which makes more prone to moodiness,” says Goist. Plus, um, that stellar combo of headaches, bloating, constipation and breast pain – need we say more?
Basal Body Temperature

Measuring BBT – oral temperature first thing in the morning – is usually used to indicate when ovulating. It’s typically about half a degree or more higher or so when an egg is released and remains elevated until get period. So if charting BBT and notice it hasn’t decreased in more than two weeks, it may mean you’ve got a baby on the way. FYI: You’ll need a special digital basal thermometer
Nose Nuisances

Bloody noses, congestion, and postnasal drip are all common in pregnancy, and they’re all related to the same two causes, says Nathaniel DeNicola, M.D., an ob-gyn at the University of Pennsylvania Health System, in Philadelphia. Increasing blood volume puts more pressure on delicate vessels like the ones in your nose, but hormones are to blame too, Dr. DeNicola says
14 (Very) Early Pregnancy Symptoms – PARENTS