If you think that you might be pregnant, try out our Online Pregnancy Test to help determine whether you really are pregnant. It's simple, it's confidential, and you don't have to go anywhere or pay a single cent.
Our online pregnancy test uses its "computer brain" to throw all the parts of the equation which you provide it (such as the date of your last period, the length of each period, when you think you may have conceived, what kind of pregnancy symptoms you might be experiencing, and what kind of contraception you were using) to guessimate the likelihood of whether you really are pregnant or not.
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Of course, if you really are pregnant, then be sure to schedule an appointment right away with your physician or health care provider.
Wondering if you're pregnant?
Here are some common pregnancy symptoms:
Missed menstrual period
A missed menstrual period is the most obvious pregnancy symptom, but don't forget that a skipped period can also be caused by other factors--including a change in diet or exercise, stress, sickness and medications.
Tender, swollen breasts
As your body's hormone levels increase, it is common to experience soreness & sensitivity in your breasts. This soreness may feel somewhat like the soreness you may feel shortly before your monthly period, but it is usually worse.
Frequent urination
During pregnancy, the amount of fluids in your body increases. Your kidneys then have to process this additional fluid which results in your bladder filling more frequently than normal.
Extreme fatigue
Extreme tiredness during early pregnancy may be caused by rapid increases in hormone levels.
Spotting
Another symptom of early pregnancy is spotting or implantation bleeding, which is sometimes referred to as early pregnancy bleeding. This light vaginal bleeding lasts just a day or two (in contrast with the duration of a normal period) and typically takes place around 12 days after conception. If this spotting is accompanied by pain, please be sure to see your physician immediately as it could be a sign of ectopic pregnancy.
Morning sickness
For most women, morning sickness (vomiting/nausea) takes place around a month after conception. Pregnancy related nausea can actually take place at any time during the day or night. It can vary from an occasional queasiness to overwhelming nausea & vomiting.
Abdominal bloating
Changes in hormones during early pregnancy may make you feel bloated, even before you've begun gaining much weight.
Increased sensitivity to odors
Certain foods or smells you used to like may become thoroughly repulsive to you.
High basal temperature
If your basal temperature remains high for 18 days, then you are likely pregnant.
Other pregnancy symptoms
Other symptoms may include having frequent headaches, experiencing constipation, feeling faint, and heartburn.
If you're asking yourself the question, "Am I pregnant? Could I be pregnant?" why don't you try our free online pregnancy test now!
