You’ve likely heard that a missed period is one of the initial signs that you’re pregnant. While this can be true for many women, missed periods can occur from stress, hormonal changes, and more.

The same thing applies to many pregnancy symptoms, so the only way to confirm a potential pregnancy is to take a pregnancy test. New Life Pregnancy Resource Center’s medical professionals are here to help you find answers.

We provide no-cost, confidential pregnancy testing. Our registered nurses will help you with this service and ensure you receive an accurate result.

What Pregnancy Symptoms Should I Know About?

Some women have multiple pregnancy symptoms, while others have none at all. But it’s best to know what they are if you’ve had unprotected sexual intercourse and are wondering about pregnancy.

Missed Period

This tends to be the first sign you could be pregnant. However, you can’t rely on this symptom if you typically have irregular menstrual cycles.

Tender, Swollen Breasts

Your breasts may feel sensitive and sore due to hormonal changes. This symptom is often temporary and will go away with time.

Increased Urination

Needing to visit the restroom more frequently? Your kidneys process extra fluid during pregnancy that ends up in your bladder.

Fatigue

Napping throughout the day or feeling more tired than usual? Again, hormonal changes could be to blame, as an increase in the hormone progesterone may cause this symptom.

Nausea (With or Without Vomiting)

You’ve likely heard of “morning sickness,” but nausea and vomiting can occur at any time of the day or night when you’re pregnant. Drinking water throughout the day and eating foods that don’t aggravate your stomach may help.

Moodiness

Crying more than usual or experiencing frequent mood swings? This is more common than you may think during pregnancy. Remember that your body is processing a flood of hormones right now. But if you find these mood swings disrupting your daily routine, speaking to your medical provider can help.

Food Aversions

Some women find that the food they once loved now tastes awful. Or they may have unusual cravings. These changes are temporary and are due to hormonal changes.

We Can Help Find Answers

Once you take advantage of pregnancy testing at New Life Pregnancy Resource Center, you may qualify for a limited obstetric ultrasound. This scan provides key pregnancy details you need to make a decision.

We care about you and know this can be an uncertain time. Contact us today to make an appointment with our team.