What are the symptoms and signs of pregnancy?

In early pregnancy, many women may experience some physical changes that can serve as initial signs of pregnancy. The following are common reactions: 1. **Missed period**: If a woman has a regular menstrual cycle and suddenly misses a period, this is often the earliest and most obvious sign of pregnancy. 2. **Breast changes**: The breasts may become tender and swollen, the nipples may darken, and small bumps (Montgomery glands) may appear around the areola. 3. **Fatigue**: Hormonal changes in the body may cause persistent tiredness and drowsiness. 4. **Nausea and vomiting**: "Morning sickness" in early pregnancy does not necessarily occur only in the morning; nausea may occur throughout the day and may even be accompanied by vomiting. 5. **Frequent urination**: As the uterus grows, increased pressure on the bladder may lead to more frequent urination. 6. **Mood swings**: Hormonal fluctuations may cause emotional changes, making a woman more prone to feelings of anxiety, sadness, or happiness. If you suspect you might be pregnant, you should take an early pregnancy test or consult a doctor for confirmation.