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weird pregnancy cravings ( week 5 has information on pregnancy cravings).morning sickness ( week 6 has information on dealing with morning sickness).mood swings ( week 8 has information on mood swings).You may also experience symptoms from earlier weeks, such as:

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darkened skin on your face or brown patches – this is known as chloasma or the "mask of pregnancy".vaginal infections ( week 15 has information on vaginal health).

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leg cramps ( week 20 has information on how to deal with cramps).bloating and constipation ( week 10 has information on bloating).indigestion and heartburn ( week 25 has information on digestive problems).piles ( week 22 has information on piles).pains on the side of your baby bump, caused by your expanding womb ("round ligament pains").swollen and bleeding gums ( week 13 has information about gum health during pregnancy).

stretch marks (read about week 17 has information on stretch marks).

sleeping problems ( week 19 has information about feeling tired).

Your signs of pregnancy could also include: You may start getting new symptoms now, such as nosebleeds and indigestion. If you're worried about COVID-19, have a look at the guidance from Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists on coronavirus and pregnancy.ģrd trimester pregnancy symptoms (at 28 weeks) Avoid being around anyone with chickenpox until they have no new blisters or moist crusts on their spots. The disease can be spread from 2 days before spots appear until they have all formed scabs – usually 5 days after spots appeared.

If you have not had chickenpox, let your doctor or midwife know if you come into contact with anyone who could be infectious.

You should also wear gloves when gardening, in case you come into contact with animal poo. Cat poo can contain a bug that causes the dangerous toxoplasmosis infection.

If you have a cat, wear gloves when emptying the cat litter tray, or ask someone else to deal with it.

Wash your hands regularly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, particularly if you're in contact with children or nappies, as they could carry a virus called CMV (cytomegalovirus).

Here are 3 ways you can protect your unborn baby: Make sure you know about some of the harmful infections in pregnancy so you can do your best to avoid them.