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Early symptoms of pregnancy are often non-specific and can easily be attributed to other conditions. The most common early symptoms include missed periods, nausea and vomiting (often referred to as "morning sickness" despite occurring at any time of day), fatigue, breast tenderness or swelling, frequent urination, and changes in food preferences or aversions. Many of these symptoms are influenced by hormonal changes associated with pregnancy.
The experience of pregnancy varies widely, and not every woman will experience all these symptoms, or indeed, any symptoms at all. Some women will experience significant changes, while others may notice only subtle changes. If you suspect you are pregnant, a home pregnancy test followed up with a consultation with a healthcare provider is essential to confirm the pregnancy and to initiate timely and appropriate prenatal care.
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