Something that many women worry about, because the symptoms before menstruation or PMS are similar to the symptoms of women in the early stages of pregnancy. This makes them worry that the abnormal symptoms they are experiencing are actually just about to have a period or are they pregnant.

Premenstrual symptoms can be unpredictable. Symptoms you experience in your 20s may change dramatically in your 30s or 40s. Symptoms typically include both physical and emotional symptoms.

• Emotional symptoms such as irritability, mood swings, anxiety, sadness, depression, brain fog, difficulty concentrating, craving certain foods or wanting more or less food, wanting to take more naps during the day, insomnia, changes in sexual desire.
• Physical symptoms such as bloating, fatigue, stomachache, breast tenderness, acne, or headaches

Because during pregnancy, ทางเข้า UFABET สำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ สมัครวันนี้ รับโบนัสฟรี, the body will start to change to suit the growth of the baby, which causes the level of substances or hormones in the body to change, causing symptoms similar to those of a person who is about to have a period, but it is possible to distinguish only some differences.

• Frequent and darker urination
• Sore nipples and breasts, noticeable as the breasts become darker in color and appear larger.
• Have a headache and vomiting all day long, especially when smelling certain smells, such as food or perfume.
• A strange or bitter taste in your mouth, which is a symptom of acid reflux (from pregnancy).
• Body temperature is higher than normal
• Severe back pain, especially in the lower back
• There is a small amount of pinkish blood, known as implantation bleeding (occurs in only some cases).
• There is more vaginal discharge than normal.

However, pregnant women may or may not experience these symptoms, which vary from person to person. It is difficult to differentiate them from premenstrual symptoms.

But the important thing is that 1-2 weeks after experiencing PMS symptoms. If not pregnant, the period or menstruation should come as scheduled or slightly delayed. But if the period does not come within 7-14 days after the due date and before that had unprotect sex. You can suspect that you may be pregnant.