1 DPO Pregnancy Symptoms

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If you are trying to conceive, and you are at 1DPO, the end of the two-week wait until you can finally receive accurate pregnancy test results can feel like an eternity away.

1DPO Early Pregnancy Symptoms

At 1DPO, most women will not be experiencing any pregnancy symptoms, but it is possible. Whilst you are trying to conceive, it is quite common to symptom-spot to try and figure out if you could be pregnant.

Whilst the below are common pregnancy symptoms, they could also be signs of your regular, impending period.

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Fatigue

Fatigue is one of the most commonly complained about pregnancy symptoms. With your newfound pregnancy wreaking chaos with your hormone levels, it is no wonder that you may be feeling exhausted!

Headaches

Headaches can be caused by the increase in your progesterone levels during to pregnancy. However, if you are experiencing frequent, or particularly painful headaches, you should consult your nearest health care provider.

Mood Swings

Your sudden increase in pregnancy hormone levels can cause your emotions to go haywire- if you are feeling happy one moment, and then upset the next, you may be pregnant.

Digestive Problems

The increase in the pregnancy hormone, progesterone, can cause you to experience digestive issues, including constipation, gas and bloating.

Breast tenderness and Nipple Sensitivity

Breast tenderness, breast pain and nipple sensitivity are common pregnancy symptoms. The increase in blood flow and pregnancy hormones is responsible for this particular symptom.

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When is the right time to take a pregnancy test?

At 1 DPO, it is definitely too soon to receive an accurate pregnancy test result.

In order to receive a positive pregnancy test (BFP) result, the pregnancy hormone, hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin), needs to be at a high enough level within your body.

Experts recommend that you wait to take a pregnancy test until the day of your missed period, to ensure that you don’t have any false negatives.

Clear Blue first response pregnancy tests are great for early testing- allowing you to test as early as 6 days before your missed period.

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More from MyBump2Baby

To read about pregnancy symptoms at each day past ovulation, click the links below:

• 1DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 2 DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 3 DPO Symptoms
• 4 DPO – Early Pregnancy Symptoms
• 5 DPO – Early Pregnancy Symptoms
• 6DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 7 DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 8 DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 9 DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 10 DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 11DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 12 dpo – Early Pregnancy Symptoms
• 13 DPO Pregnancy Symptoms
• 14 DPO Pregnancy Symptoms