Question

What are the presumptive, probable and positive signs of pregnancy?

Answer 1

Categories of pregnancy symptoms:

•           Presumptive symptoms — plausibility of being pregnant

•           Probable signs — maximum opportunity of demonstrating being pregnant

•           Positive symptoms — confirmation of being pregnant

Presumptive symptoms of pregnancy — plausibility of pregnancy

•           amenorrhea (no length)

•           nausea — with or without spewing

•           breast amplification and delicacy

•           fatigue

•           poor relaxation

•           lower back torment

•           constipation

•           meals goals and repugnances

•           temper modifications or "emotional episodes"

•           heartburn

•           nasal clog

•           shortness of breath

•           lightheadedness

•           increased basal internal heat stage (bbt)

•           spider veins

•           reddening of the fingers

Probable symptoms of pregnancy — maximum possibility of demonstrating pregnancy

•           extended recurrence of pee

•           soft cervix

•           stomach swelling/amplification

•           mild uterine squeezing/inconvenience with out loss of life

•           expanded pores and skin pigmentation within the face, stomach, in addition to areola

Possible symptoms of being pregnant —Confirmation of being pregnant

•           fetal heartbeat

•           visualization of hatchling (ultrasound)

•           nice hcg pee or blood