Four ways to distinguish early pregnancy symptoms from premenstrual symptoms

How can I distinguish between early pregnancy symptoms and premenstrual symptoms?

 

Please try to distinguish using the information below~~

 

 

1) Chest symptoms

During early pregnancy, symptoms such as breast enlargement, breast swelling, or breast pain may occur.

Of course, premenstrual symptoms are the same.

Breast pain caused by early pregnancy includes not only the symptom of breast enlargement but also increased nipple sensitivity.

Symptoms such as discoloration or enlargement of the areola may also occur.

 

 

2) Abdominal symptoms

Pre-menstrual symptoms may include sharp stabbing or dull aching pain around the lower abdomen.

Early pregnancy symptoms may include implantation pain.

Pain that occurs during the process of fertilized eggs implanting into the uterine lining, typically around a week after fertilization.

 

 

3) Nausea, vomiting, digestive disorders

Some women may experience nausea or queasiness before their period.

These symptoms may be mistaken for early pregnancy nausea, but if they appear as premenstrual symptoms, then...

Since there is a high likelihood of having dietary habits or digestive system issues, please seek medical consultation.

Early pregnancy symptoms include morning sickness. While it can vary from person to person, symptoms usually appear after at least one month of pregnancy.

 

4) Increased appetite, weight gain

Pre-menstrual appetite increase often begins about a week before menstruation, but it does not usually lead to significant weight gain.

However, if appetite increases during early pregnancy symptoms, weight gain may be greater.

 

I hope you can distinguish between early pregnancy symptoms and premenstrual symptoms like this!