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I am just curious if my husband and I are successful at getting pregnant how soon am I likely to notice signs. Will I notice any before the start of my next period. What are some of the earliest signs I will be likely to notice?
When is the soonest after conception that I could notice signs of pregnancy?
Posted by admin on May 12th, 2011
Posted in signs of pregnancy 
at least a month
You’ll know when you start showing your husband your dinner the morning after you ate it.
If you have any symptoms or signs, you might see them in a week or 2. I never had any symptoms wtih any of my pregnancies. so just because you don’t have any signs doesn’t mean you’re not pregnant. Good Luck!
you notice moods swing and breast tenderness like a week after!
your nipples are sore, you might get sick, you might spot for a day or two.
YOu might be tired, but the earliest symptom is no period. However, now there are tests that you can use up to 5 days before you missed your period, if you are really anxious.
about 3 weeks
you’ll start felling nauseous, and dizziness.
#1 – Light Spotting – if you have conceived, spotting can happen when implantation occurs before your menstrual period should begin. Bleeding from pregnancy implantation is pinkish or brownish and light. A normal menstrual flow begins light, becomes heavier, then tapers off again before ending.
#2 – Frequent Urination – urinating more often is one of the very early signs of pregnancy. Many women experience frequent urination about 7-12 days after the temperature rise at ovulation. The change in hormone levels produced by implantation of the embryo, especially the hormone “human chorionic gonadotropin” (hCG), causes more frequent urination.
#3 – Elevated Body Temperature – it is normal to have a slight increase in body temperature at ovulation of a tenth of a degree or so. Your basal body temperature staying elevated after ovulation and remaining elevated through when your period should begin can be one of the symptoms of conception.
#4 – Missing a Menstrual Period – missing a period is one of the most obvious conception symptoms. However, you can miss a period for other reasons including illness, stress, hormone imbalance and reactions to foods or medications. If your menstrual cycle normally occurs very regularly, missing a period can be a sign of conception.
#5 – Fatigue – feeling tired can be one of the symptoms of conception and is related to the change in hormones in the body, which usually disappears as the body adjusts to the new hormone levels.
#6 – Nausea – morning sickness or feeling nauseated when pregnant is one of the symptoms of conception. Only about half of pregnant women experience nausea, and feeling nauseated can happen any time, day or night.
#7 – Tender Nipples and Breasts – one of the symptoms of conception is a feeling of tenderness in the breasts and nipples. These feelings of tenderness will go away as the body becomes used to the new hormone levels.
Looking back, the first thing to change was breast tenderness which was also a sign of my period coming, so I didn’t recognize it as such. I was also sick instantly (hope you don’t see that sign). Also, could not get enough sleep. Good luck.
I noticed it 2 weeks after.
I got really bad sore breasts, more than the usual PMS.
Also, got cramps, which can be confused with PMS cramps too.
So I didnt know I was pregnant, just thought I had bad PMS, but when my period didnt show up, I did a test and it was positive.
Implantation occures between 4 and 9 days past ovulation, so the earliest you could feel “Real” pregnancy symptoms would be about a week before your period is due, however some women don’t have any sysptoms till a few weeks after there period is due so I guess in general 4 to 28days past ovulation