My period is late by almost two weeks, and I'm feeling a bit nauseous. I'm anxious and don't want to go to the doctor yet. Is there a way I can try to self-examine my stomach to see if I might be pregnant?
5 months ago
I was reading about this online out of curiosity, and apparently you cannot feel any physical change in your stomach during the early weeks. It is mostly just bloating at first.
5 months ago
You cannot check pregnancy by feeling your stomach. Use a urine test kit instead.
5 months ago
I know the anxiety of waiting and hoping can make you constantly touch your stomach looking for signs. Take a deep breath, and let a proper doctor's test give you the peace of mind you deserve.
5 months ago
As a mother of two, I can tell you that your stomach only starts feeling firm and showing much later, around the second trimester. In the beginning, only a strip test or an ultrasound can give you the truth.
5 months ago
Actually, you can't tell anything just by touching your belly, yaar. Better to just run to the local pharmacy and get a Prega News kit, it takes barely two minutes.
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5 months ago
There is absolutely no medical way to confirm a pregnancy by pressing or feeling your own stomach. Please do not trust internet myths; buy a simple home urine pregnancy test or get a beta-hCG blood test done.
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