What were your very first signs of pregnancy even before the missed period?

I felt weak and constantly sleepy, and my breasts were sore. The test only showed a positive result when I was already 10 days late. At 2 days late, the test did not show pregnancy.

Her breasts were full and firm. The test confirmed pregnancy after her periods had stopped.

I didn't even think I was pregnant before the missed period. But by the sixth week, full-blown morning sickness kicked in with constant nausea around the clock, vomiting in the mornings, chills, weakness, and all the other 'joys'.

My stomach was aching as if my period was about to start, but it never came. And my nipples were very sore. Three days before the missed period, two lines already appeared.

None at all. And there were absolutely no "pregnant" signs, except for the belly, throughout the entire pregnancy.

My chest was very sore, my lower back was aching, which I hadn't experienced before my periods previously; my stomach always used to hurt. I took a test on the 5th day of the delay, and of course, it was positive.

I ate like a horse. I could drink sweet coffee with milk along with salty string cheese. I slept all the time, and four days before my period, the test showed positive. And my breasts really filled out!

I felt like eating and sleeping, and there was also a constant sensation of having a temperature of around 37 degrees.

None at all.

A week before the missed period, I started running to the toilet frequently to urinate—every two hours, which is very often for me. I thought it was cystitis. Then I measured my temperature—37.2°C, which is also unusual for me. Well, on the second day of the delay, the test came back positive.

I felt sleepy, tired quickly, was absent-minded, and found it hard to concentrate on anything. In general, my condition wasn't as usual. My body temperature was elevated. (Specifically body temperature, I didn't measure basal.)

The test showed positive on the 4th day of the delay.

My breasts started to swell only about two weeks after the delay; before that, they were normal.

A couple of days before the delay, a little brownish blood came out—I immediately suspected it was from implantation. I took a test that same evening and the next morning, and a faint second line appeared on the test. Basically, that's all. Oh, and there was a pulling sensation in the lower abdomen, like before a period, but weaker.

Exactly at 6 weeks, nausea and weakness started.

There were no signs.

Tea made me nauseous during all four pregnancies; with three children, probably within two hours of being pregnant, I'd feel sick from tea instantly.

I woke up this morning and thought, "What's that appalling stench?!" Turned out to be freshly brewed coffee...

About 5-6 days before my expected period, I suddenly lost all desire for sex, and for some reason, I almost immediately suspected it was due to pregnancy. And that turned out to be the case. A bit later, my breasts also became a bit sore, but I never experienced morning sickness.

The moment I started vomiting and running, I realised what IT was.

None at all.

I started getting up to use the toilet at night (once per night). But I didn't think it was a sign of pregnancy and was waiting for my period. There's no cystitis.

My stomach was aching like it does before my period, my breasts were sore, I felt all weak and out of sorts, and I was dashing to the toilet every 10 minutes at night! And the test on the first day of the delay showed two lines! Haha!

Sex without a condom. There, you crackpots, that's Russian roulette. But everyone thinks they'll get away with it.

I had absolutely no symptoms at all, except for a couple of fleeting thoughts like "what if I'm pregnant?" So I went to take the test on the very first day of the delay :)

My whole body was burning with fever.

No signs whatsoever! Even though I tried to spot them, since I found out a week before the expected delay. All the signs only started much later.

Everything was just as it usually is before my period, but there was a suspicious pulling sensation below my navel. It felt as though a small ball was in the way there. And all the symptoms the girls here described: weakness, appetite, backache, breasts, nipples—all of that happens every month before my period. It's just that each time it seems like this time it's not the same as always )))

The well-known symptoms appear much later, if at all. The only things were nausea and frequent trips to the toilet starting around the second month. My first months coincided with the heat and a madhouse at work, along with buying an apartment, so I think even a healthy person would feel tired and nauseous when travelling in public transport in over 30-degree heat.

I was endlessly running to the loo for a wee and constantly felt hungry, especially for dried fish!! Then, closer to the missed period, my breasts suddenly became very swollen. Aversion to food appeared, and only after that came the morning sickness. ((

I had intercourse during ovulation, and exactly a week later, my stomach started aching in a cramp-like manner, something I had never experienced before. It hurt for a week. On the day of the missed period, the test showed two lines. But I already knew I was pregnant) After the stomach pain, my breasts started to hurt.

No, before my period, my nipples never used to hurt, only my breasts. But when I got pregnant, it was painful even to touch my nipples.

Get away with it... meaning finally getting knocked up... but usually it doesn't happen... either it's a day outside ovulation, or the bloke's been breathing in benzopyrene and carbon monoxide stuck in traffic...

I was feeling weak, drowsy, fell ill, and my immune system weakened. I'm not sure if it was related to pregnancy or acclimatisation after the wedding trip... but I had already prepared myself not to imagine any symptoms and to let things come as they may. Even when my nipples became sore, the thought crossed my mind that I might be pregnant, but I decided to wait until my period came or if there was a delay, then I would consider buying a test.

None at all.
The test showed 5 days before the period.

Toxaemia from the first weeks, swollen breasts, aching lower back, pulling sensations in the lower abdomen, heightened sense of smell—my colleague's tea smelled like cat poop to me ))))) constantly sleepy, weak, didn't feel like doing anything)))

Girls, could there still be a pregnancy if the test shows a negative result but there's already a long delay of more than 10 days?

Perhaps

Why are the tests negative? I'm in a panic, I can only see the doctor on Friday...

Everything felt just like before my period. On the day it was due, the test showed a very faint second line, and I didn't really believe it. But I did a few more over the next week, and with each one, the line became darker. Around that time, I started experiencing terrible fatigue, sleepiness, my stomach continued to ache, and I felt nauseous a couple of times. Other than that, there wasn't much else.

Yes, I felt it. I had an intense craving for pickled gherkins and doctor's sausage, so terribly much. There were still 1-2 days until my expected period, but as if by intuition, I went and bought a test. There was a clear second line.

I had that happen to me. A 2-week delay. But we were just burying my grandmother, maybe it was due to nerves. But my period started anyway.

So, there was no pregnancy? I also have stress, but I've never had such a delay...

"Sex without a condom. Look, you nutters, it's like Russian roulette. But everyone thinks they'll get away with it."

Sex with a condom for me is only for money, but with my loved one... well, that's like kissing through a gas mask, haha.

No, there was no pregnancy. I had two such mishaps: when my period was delayed by 2 weeks, and when there was a 19-day gap between my periods.

I had a temperature of 37, felt alternating chills and fever, thought it was a cold, but it turned out to be pregnancy. Also, about four days before my period, there was slight bloody discharge that stopped immediately, which encouraged me to take the test earlier, as I needed to decide about medications, and all in all, it was positive.

Two days before my missed period, I started suffering from insomnia; I would wake up at 2 and fall back asleep around 3 or 4! And the cat gave it away—he wouldn't leave my side, especially near my stomach. The test came back positive on the first day of the delay.

+100000

There were no symptoms before the delay, and then I went into the bathroom, where there was a sharp smell of garlic, and I thought maybe the smell is coming through the ventilation, who keeps so much garlic that it smells like that? Then I went to bathe in the bath, washed the washcloth, rubbed myself, and it seemed to me that I hadn't lathered it with soap, but had polished it with some kind of acid, and it was so sharp that it made me want to vomit. I couldn't believe that such a thing could happen from pregnancy.

I was dead tired and wanted to sleep even after a good night's sleep, and the smell of my urine changed... then a test, then frequent urination and ravenous hunger haha.

And there were no consequences afterward, did you have an ultrasound? I just read that a big delay doesn't pass without consequences...

During my first pregnancy, I experienced quite severe ovary pain mid-cycle. It lasted for about three days. This coincided with the period of fertilisation and the body's hormonal adjustments for pregnancy. Then, my period came at the usual time, but it was short—only two days. Another half-month later, I started feeling nauseous, not just in the mornings but constantly. After that, I began having intense pulling pains in my lower abdomen. I didn't suspect anything. My husband, seeing me eat a two-litre jar of pickled cucumbers one evening, got excited and bought a test. The test said not pregnant. But the pain in my lower abdomen grew stronger. My husband complained to my mum, and they joined forces to send me to the gynaecology clinic. It turned out I had been pregnant for a while; the short periods were false—they have a specific name for that. And I was in a state of threatened miscarriage, which I had brought on myself: I had been going to the gym and doing exercises focused mainly on my abs. Plus, I had first-trimester morning sickness as well.

My husband had a good laugh at me for not recognising my own pregnancy, despite being a trained nurse and biologist. And at 23, I realised that withdrawal is not a method of contraception. So, I ended up having my daughter a couple of years earlier than I had planned, much to the delight of all our relatives.

No, I didn't. Then my periods went like clockwork again. I even had a child later, everything was fine.