At this time, symptoms characteristic of pregnancy may appear, which include morning sickness (toxicosis). Usually it is accompanied by a lack of appetite, headaches, mood swings, and pain in the pelvic and abdominal areas. A pregnant woman's taste preferences change and her sensitivity to smells increases. Due to hormonal changes, the expectant mother may experience disgust even for her favorite perfume, but the smells of gasoline and paint, on the contrary, can cause pleasant sensations. Often there is a sudden craving for foods that you did not like before, and your favorite food causes disgust.
Until hormonal levels stabilize, a woman faces constant and sudden mood swings. Weakness and fatigue appear.
Blood circulation in the pelvic area in a pregnant woman increases, resulting in heaviness and nagging pain in the lower abdomen.
Painful sensations are also observed when touching the mammary glands. Most women complain of an increased urge to urinate and heartburn.