What was the first sign you knew you were pregnant before getting a positive test

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The first time I was pregnant I found out because my boobs were so sore. Sadly, I had a miscarriage. The second time I didn't have sore boobs or anything except heavy cm. I thought I had an infection because it was so heavy and I was a little itchy. My husband had me take a pregnancy test and I was. Went to the OB and he confirmed both the pregnancy and yeast infection! 😂

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On Christmas Day I made Oysters Kirkpatrick and ate one and gagged!!! It was disgusting and they are usually my favourite! I had no idea I was pregnant at the time and didn't find out until 5 more days but looking back that was my one sign!

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Increased appetite and light headaches (headaches aren’t common for me and I’m not normally a snacker)

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Not pmsing.. just feeling different then when AF usually arrives. No crazy physical symptoms.

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Intuition. I just knew..  🤔

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I had all my normal period symptoms. Like I was convinced I was about to start my period so convinced that I waited till five days after my missed period to test lol. Then those continued for a few weeks following.

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Most of my symptoms could have also been attributed to PMS/Period symptoms except that my cramps felt different. (Can’t explain it better than that sorry!) I usually have very intense and annoying cramps during the week before my period and the week of my period, but these felt different than that. I tested the day I was supposed to get my period and got my BFP!

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I had absolutely no symptoms - got my bfp on Friday and I still have no symptoms. Only that the test lines are getting darker!

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Sore boobs

What was the first sign you knew you were pregnant before getting a positive test

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