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Bleeding can actually be the earliest pregnancy symptom. Anywhere from six to 12 days after conception, the embryo will implant into the uterus. You may experience spotting and mild cramping at this time.
Spotting can also be caused by a change in your menstrual cycle, changes in your birth control pill or an infection. -
A delay in the onset of your period is the most common and easily recognized sign of pregnancy. Most woman will not bleed during pregnancy and missing your period is typically a good indicator of pregnancy.
A delay of your period can also be cause by stress, exhaustion, weigh loss or gain, breast-feeding or stopping your birth control pill. -
Feeling extremely tired is a common symptom of pregnancy that can be experienced as early as a week after conception.
Fatigue can also be a result of depression, stress, a cold or the flu. -
Nausea or morning sickness is a common symptom that can begin anywhere from two to eight weeks after conception. Some women may have morning sickness throughout their pregnancy while others do not experience any nausea at all.
Stress, stomach disorders and food poisoning can also cause nausea. -
Tender breast or nipple sensitivity can occur as early as a week after conception. Your breasts may also be swollen or sore.
Tenderness can also be caused by premenstrual syndrome (PMS), birth control pills or a hormonal imbalance. -
Pain or discomfort in the lower back can occur early in pregnancy. Many women experience dull lower back pain through the entire pregnancy.
Lower back pain can also be caused by PMS, sprain, strains or stress. -
You may find yourself going to the bathroom more often than normal about two months after conception. This is due to the hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy.
Frequent urination can also be caused by diabetes, diuretics or a urinary tract infection.
