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If you are pregnant, you usually start noticing early signs of pregnancy<\/strong> immediately after getting pregnant. But, it is not necessary that every female have these signs, and even if she does, it doesn\u2019t essentially mean that she is pregnant. If you think you are pregnant, the best thing to do is to take a pregnancy test or get the ultrasound done by your physician.<\/p>\n But, even before the pregnancy test, you can check for early symptoms of pregnancy<\/strong>, such as a missed period, nausea, frequent urination, and tenderness in your breasts. If you are experiencing such signs, recollect the last time you had intercourse. In order to be pregnant, you will have to have vaginal intercourse.<\/p>\n Following are the tips on taking a pregnancy test<\/strong>:<\/p>\n You should have had vaginal intercourse to be pregnant. Oral intercourse doesn\u2019t count in this case. In addition, consider whether you practiced safe intercourse. If you were not on an oral contraceptive and didn\u2019t use another form of birth control, you have a much greater opportunity of getting pregnant than if you did practice safe intercourse.<\/p>\n It in fact takes about 6-10 days after you have intercourse for the fertilized egg to begin the implantation procedure, which is when you officially become pregnant. That\u2019s also when your body begins releasing hormones. A pregnancy test is normally not accurate until after the first day of your missed period.<\/p>\n Missing periods is often one of the first signs that you may be pregnant. If you go past your expected start date by a week or more, which could be an indicator that you are pregnant.<\/p>\n Keep an easy track on your period, figure out when you had your last period. If you don\u2019t, try to keep in mind the last time you had your period. If it\u2019s been more than a month, it could mean you are pregnant.<\/p>\n But, this indicator isn\u2019t foolproof, particularly if you have irregular periods.<\/p>\n Over the course of pregnancy your breast size will increase, you may as well notice changes early on. There is fluctuation of hormones in your body, which can cause swelling and tenderness in your breasts when you become pregnant. Once your body adapts the hormonal changes, this particular pain should reduce.<\/p>\n\n
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