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PMS cramps or fertilization cramps? Why is my cervix in a weird position? What does this strange bleeding mean? If you are trying to conceive, determining if you are pregnant is one of the toughest things to do. Here's how to tell if you are in the first stages of pregnancy. Step 1: Track your cycle Ovulation can be influenced by stress and illness. It's important to keep careful track of your monthly cycle, from the first day of your menstrual period to the first day of your next period. The average cycle is between 28-32 days, but some women have longer cycles and some women have shorter ones.
Knowing when your period starts is a key factor to determining if you are pregnant, otherwise you can't determine if you've missed your period. Step 2: Have a reliable home pregnancy test kit on hand The best way of determining whether you are in the first stages of pregnancy is to do a home pregnancy test. Many women depend on the Clearblue home pregnancy test for reliable results. First Response Early Result is another highly-rated home pregnancy test.
The best time to test is usually a few days or even a week later after a missed period. Step 3: Monitor your body and your mental changes If you feel especially moody, hungry, have odd tastes in your mouth, or feel strange temperature fluctuations, these could all be signs that you are pregnant. Keep an eye out for changes in the position of your cervix and also odd spotting or irregular bleeding, which may be light. There is something called implantation bleeding which specifically happens a week to a few days before your period normally starts. These are just a few ways to keep an eye out for signs of pregnancy. If you are struggling to get pregnant, it helps to keep careful track of changes in your body and your monthly cycle.
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