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what are the signs of being pregnat .. im 15 and i havent had my period for almost a month im worried.. but what are the signs .. cause im too nervous to take a test.... please help .. i will rate high.. if your helpful
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upset stomach..dizzyness..food cravings...those are classic signs. and of course having sex in the past month is a big one. but seriously take the test- don't be nervous. just go to the grocery store...buy it..take it...and you'll be so much more relieved if its negative! and if its positive you'll still have enuff time to figure out how to tell ur parents and what to do if its positive...good luck!
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Just take the test, I would rather you take it now and get help like prenatal care or wait later and something happens to the lil fetus, please take the test.
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If you suspect that you might be pregnant, consider taking a home pregnancy test right away. But here are the pregnancy symptoms.
1. Your basal body temperature stays high
2. A missed period
3. Frequent urination
4. Food aversions
5. Increased sensitivity to odors
6. Nausea or vomiting
7. Implantation bleeding
8. Fatigue
9. Tender, swollen breasts
10. The proof: A positive home pregnancy test
If you have all of these symptoms you are most likely pregnant.
♥ maria ♥
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The "signs" are highly variable from woman to woman. No two women will have the same symptoms during early pregnancy - these things can range anyting from sudden weight gain, short-term memory lapses, nausea, loss of appetite, increase in appetite, food seeming to taste different, headaches, etc etc etc.
If you have reason to worry, you're better off getting an actual test.
Being only a month late for a menstrual cycle really doesn't strike me as being all that terribly unusual, as many women I know skip or are more irregular anyway.
Keep in mind that increase in physical activity, change in diet, and increases in stress can cause your body to postpone mentruation. This is fairly typical.
But again, you're better off seeing a doctor if you are truly worried.
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