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No, not alone. I've never heard of peeling feet being related to pregnancy. If you have a missed period, nausea, sensitive boobs our are urinating more than normal...those are more common symptoms. If you think you are pregnant, wait until you have missed your period and take a pregnancy test. If still unsure, see your doctor.
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