Early symptoms of pregnancy include a missed period, vaginal discharge, changes in breasts, nausea, spotting, and cramps.

Wondering if you might be pregnant? From sore boobs to spotting, midwife Lesley Bland shares the early signs to look out for.

A cryptic pregnancy is a hidden pregnancy that goes undetected until about halfway through a pregnancy (20 weeks) or later. Most people realize they're pregnant between 4 and 6 weeks when they start ...

For many people, a missed period is the first signal that they're pregnant. However, this often isn't the first sign of pregnancy your body gives you. From hormonal changes to swollen breasts or ...

Vaginal discharge can change throughout your pregnancy. A milky white discharge is one of the earliest signs of pregnancy.

While light spotting after penis-in-vagina sex could be a sign of early pregnancy, it’s not particularly common. Spotting usually relates to a lack of lubrication or vigorous thrusting. Some people ...

Pregnant women are especially susceptible to yeast infections — here's how to keep uncomfortable symptoms at bay.

Understanding early pregnancy symptoms helps women identify and manage the first month of changes effectively.