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If your pregnant do you fart more?
yes for some women that's one of your symptoms , and Gas is a symptom of pregnancy, but it does not start that early. ,
Is gas an early symptom of pregnancy?
Maybe, but it most likely means that you have eaten to many: bean, onion rings, onions, fastfood, and many others.
What are stomach flutters?
Anxiety, gas, pregnancy... if you have questions, ask your doctor.
If you have the feeling of gas in stomach are you pregnant?
It was for me. About 10 days after my iui I could not stop belching and passing gas. It was insane...non stop all day. That and itchy nipples were the only signs I had prior to a positive hpt.
Can funny feelings in your stomach be a sign of pregnancy?
Yes, or possibly gas.
Is gas any pre pregnancy symptom?
It can be...... but you shouldn't be worried. It may be a number of different things but gas output goes up eventually
Can kicking in pregnancy feel like gas?
Yes early on it does.
Does your stomach growl a lot in a early pregnancy?
I don't know if its supposed to but mine does too. I am only about 3 weeks along and I noticed it about 5 days ago.
What causes stomach twitching?
could be gas due to irregular digestion or pregnancy
If i am felling pain in my belly would it be that i am pregnant?
Belly pain can be attributed to anything from gas, to pregnancy, to stomach cancer. I'm not saying this to be dramatic, but to say that one symptom does not a diagnosis make. If you are concerned with being pregnant, pick up a home pregnancy test at your local drugstore or clinic 5-10 days after your first missed period.
What is the scientific name for a stomach ache?
The scientific term for a stomach ache is "abdominal pain." It is a symptom that can be caused by a variety of factors such as indigestion, gas, infections, or inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract.
Is mild cramping that feels like a gas pain in the uterus especially when standing up or bending over a symptom of pregnancy?
No, this is not a sign of pregnancy. You need to see a doctor to find the real cause.
