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Week 5-6
- Missed period
- Extreme tiredness
- Breasts become tender and enlarged
- More frequent urination
- Increased heart rate
- Mood swings
- Morning sickness/Nausea/Vomiting
- Constipation
- Bloating
- Heartburn, Indigestion, and gas may occur
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Week 3-4
- Possible missed period
- Cramping
- May find out she's pregnant by the end of the 4th week or it could be later
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Week 34
- Same as week 31-32
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Week 1-2
- Mom is not actually pregnant yet
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Week 7-8
- Same as week 5-6
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Week 10
- Pregnancy acne
- Breasts may feel fuller
- Symptoms from week 5-8 may continue
- 2-4 pounds of weight gain
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Week 11
- Same as week 10
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Week 12
- Same as week 10-11
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Week 24
- Carpal tunnel syndrome may flair
- Fetal movements sensed as strong kicks
- Difficulty sleeping
- 10-12 pounds of weight gain
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Week 16
- Same as week 14
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Week 14
- Morning sickness should start to disappear
- Clumsiness
- Appetite increases
- Stuffy nose
- Leg cramps
- Fatigue reduce
- Sensitive gums
- Loose ligament
- Dark spots on skin may form
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Week 18-19
- Backaches
- Heart burn
- Stretch marks may appear
- Swelling in hands and feet
- Trouble sleeping
- Might begin to feel the baby moving
- Enlarged abdomen may become apparent
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Week 20-21
- Same as week 18-19
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Week 22
- Hip, groin, and abdomen pain
- Shortness of breath
- Fast-growing hair and nails
- Belly button may poke out
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Week 28-29
- Increased abdomen may effect posture
- Breasts may leak
- Growing stretch marks
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Week 31-32
- Backaches and fatigue
- Leg cramps
- Shortness of breath
- Fetal kicks interrupt rest
- Braxton-Hicks contractions
- Pelvic pain
- 18-20 pounds of weight gain
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Week 36-37
- Still feels stretches and movements of the baby
- Decreased pressure on lungs and organs
- Insomnia -Braxton-Hicks contractions
- Weight gain of 25-35 pounds
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Week 38-40
- Same as week 36-37