Just been reading through the NHS Pregnancy book and seeing as most of you won't get a chance to read it until after you have got your BFP and seen the midwife, I thought I would post them up here so you can all do some more symptom spotting 
THE SIGNS OF PREGNANCY
The earliest and most reliable sign of pregnancy, for women who have a regular monthly cycle, is a missed period. Sometimes women who are pregnant have a very light period, losing only a little blood. Other signs of pregnancy are listed below.
Feeling sick - you may feel sick, or even be sick, not necessarily in the morning, but at any time. If you are being sick all the time and can't keep anything down, tell your doctor.
Changes in your breasts - often the breasts become larger and feel tender, rather as they may do before a period. They may tingle. The veins may show up more and the nipples may darken and stand out.
Needing to pass water more often - You may find that you have to get up in the night to do so.
Being constipated
An increased vaginal discharge - without any soreness or irritation.
Feeling tired
Having a trange taste in your mouth - many women describe it as metallic.
'Going off' certain things like tea or coffee, tobacco smoke or fatty food, for example.
Some women don't even need these signs. They just 'know' that they are pregnant.
THE SIGNS OF PREGNANCY
The earliest and most reliable sign of pregnancy, for women who have a regular monthly cycle, is a missed period. Sometimes women who are pregnant have a very light period, losing only a little blood. Other signs of pregnancy are listed below.
Feeling sick - you may feel sick, or even be sick, not necessarily in the morning, but at any time. If you are being sick all the time and can't keep anything down, tell your doctor.
Changes in your breasts - often the breasts become larger and feel tender, rather as they may do before a period. They may tingle. The veins may show up more and the nipples may darken and stand out.
Needing to pass water more often - You may find that you have to get up in the night to do so.
Being constipated
An increased vaginal discharge - without any soreness or irritation.
Feeling tired
Having a trange taste in your mouth - many women describe it as metallic.
'Going off' certain things like tea or coffee, tobacco smoke or fatty food, for example.
Some women don't even need these signs. They just 'know' that they are pregnant.
