Cramps
Typically, cramps tend to be part of your monthly menstrual cycle. It’s totally normal, of course. However, did you know they might be experienced in early pregnancy as well? Some women have noticed they get mild cramps in the first few weeks of their pregnancy. Despite the fact that this isn’t a symptom that appears in every pregnant woman, it’s common enough to be considered typical and normal.
Cramps
Nausea
A classic symptom of pregnancy is, of course, morning sickness. For the most part, it appears in the first trimester, but at times, it can persist into the later trimesters as well. Despite the name, pregnant women might feel nauseated at any time of the day, not just in the mornings. Morning sickness can begin sometimes as early as three weeks after conception, making it an indicator for early pregnancy.
Nausea