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Very yellow urine is merely an indication of not drinking enough fluids primarily ones without caffiene. Nausea, some cramping, and increased appetite could POSSIBLY be a sign of pregnancy. They are also signs of food poisoning (minus the increased appetite) and a veritable smorgasboard of abdominal problems. The most reliable indication of pregnancy is a positive test and preferably blood at that. Good luck :)
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