Our Free Online Pregnancy Test

Otherwise called a "gut feelings", these can sometimes be accurate. Some women just seem to "know" when they have conceived.

"Being late" isn't all that unusual but if you are regular like clock work then it is certainly something to consider.

Are your breasts tender and do they seem swollen? Breast tenderness can be a very good indication that you may be pregnant.

If you are pregnant, your skin pigmentation will change and become darker. This will be especially noticeable around the areola of your nipples.

...enough said. However, not all women experience nausea and/or vomiting, there are indeed a lucky few who seem to be untouched by these symptoms.

The added weight of your uterus will place added pressure on your bladder especially in the first trimester - 1 to 13 weeks. You will get a reprieve when your uterus tips out of your pelvic cavity during the second trimester - 14 to 26 weeks. However, the added weight of your growing unborn baby will once again place pressure on your bladder during the 3rd trimester - 27 weeks to birth.

This is a nice way to say "is your tummy sticking out?" or worse "do you look chubby?" The again some women manage to "hide" their baby for months. Others seem to "show" as soon as the pregnancy test tuns positive!

If you take you temperature regularly you will notice that it goes up after ovulation and for about 10 to 14 days and then drops again after your periods. If your temperature stays elevated for 21 days past ovulation...congratulations, you are pregnant!

Indeed due to hormonal changes your sense of smell - and taste - will be affected. You may have an aversion to smells you used to think were "divine" and now just make your stomach turn.