Don't worry you only have one way to be sure and that is taking a pregnancy test. There are many early signs of pregnancy through which you may point towards the possibility of getting pregnant. Every woman is different that why all women do not really get early symptoms of pregnancy. But what really are first signs of pregnancy?

Are you wondering if you might be pregnant? The only way to know for sure is by taking a pregnancy test. But there are early symptoms of pregnancy that may point to the possibility. Remember every woman is different! Here's what to look for.

Missed Period

If you keep track of your period and it's usually pretty regular then you should definitely take a pregnancy test even if you experience no other symptom. If you don't track your period or if you have an irregular menstrual cycle then watch out for other pregnancy symptoms like breast tenderness or even nausea.

Spotting

Spotting can be one of the symptoms of pregnancy as, 10-14 days after conception, the fertilized egg attaches itself to the lining of the uterus. This is known as "implantation bleeding" and it usually occurs around the time when the menstrual cycle should have started – it generally lasts for a short period of time and the bleeding is much lighter than during menstruation.

Fatigue

You didn't even make it through one page of your book last night before falling asleep. If you're suddenly exhausted, it might be a response to the increasing hormones in your body. For many women, tiredness continues through the first trimester, but then ebbs in the second.

Nausea

Most pregnant women start to get the queasies when they're about 6 weeks along, but some can experience morning sickness (which unfortunately can occur morning, noon and night) earlier. It will most likely subside as you enter the second trimester. In the mean time, try to eat foods that will settle your stomach, like crackers or ginger ale.

Frequent Urination

If you suddenly find yourself unable to sleep through the night without a trip to the loo, it might be a sign. During pregnancy your body produces extra fluids, which has your bladder working overtime – and you taking a lot of pee breaks.

Sore Breasts

Breast change is an early pregnancy symptom. Due to change in the hormonal level during pregnancy, you may notice that your breasts begin to look bigger and may become sensitive or sore.

Mood Swings

Mood swings are a very common pregnancy symptom and can start from the first trimester itself. This is also related to hormonal changes during pregnancy.