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• Presumptive signs of pregnancy refers to signs and symptoms that may resemble pregnancy signs and symptoms, but may in fact be caused by something else.
  One of these presumptive signs of pregnancy is the absence of a period. While this is a sign of pregnancy, missing a period can also result from things such as sickness or stress in a woman's life, so this is not a reliable sign of suspected pregnancy.
  Nausea or vomiting is also a presumptive sign of pregnancy, but those can occur from a number of other reasons too, such as the flu or food poisoning.
  Fatigue is another presumptive sign. Fatigue can occur for a number of reasons, pregnancy related or not.
  Frequent urination and breast tenderness are also presumptive signs of pregnancy, but frequent urination can occur simply if a woman happened to drink a large amount of fluid, or if a urinary tract infection is present. Breast tenderness is also a sign that a woman is getting her period, not just of pregnancy.

Probable

• Probable signs of pregnancy are signs that indicate pregnancy the majority of the time. However, there is still the chance they can be false or caused by something other than pregnancy, like presumptive signs.
  A positive pregnancy test is a probable sign of pregnancy. However, in some instances, pregnancy tests can give off false positives for a variety of reasons, such as the urine being too diluted when the test is taken, or the instructions not being followed completely.
  An enlarged abdomen is another probable sign of pregnancy, but this can also occur from bloating during menstruation or a slight weight gain.

Positive

• Positive signs of pregnancy are signs that cannot, under any circumstances, be mistaken for other conditions, and are evidence that pregnancy has occurred.
  These signs include fetal heart sounds by a Doppler in the doctor's office, ultrasound detection of the fetus, or the movement of the fetus felt by a doctor. These signs cannot be brought on by any other condition. There is no mistaking or "faking" the sound of a fetal heartbeat, or seeing a fetus on an ultrasound screen.
• • Feel your breasts to see for swollen, tender or slightly larger than normal. When you become pregnant your breasts begin the process for producing milk. You may also notice your nipples are slightly darker in color.
  • Notice if you're feeling nauseous or vomiting in the morning or throughout the day. While common starting at the fourth week of pregnancy, some women are feeling morning sickness as early as two weeks after conception. Although named morning sickness, nausea and vomiting can occur any time during the day as a symptom of pregnancy.
  • See if you're feeling unusually tired and wanting to take a nap during the day. Your body may be sluggish due to the hormonal changes taking place.
  • Pay attention to the taste of foods and smells. If you're finding you no longer like the taste and smells of your favorite foods or have out of the ordinary cravings, this could be a sign as well.
  • Notice if spotting occurs. A tiny amount of bleeding may happen during implantation where the embryo attaches to the uterine wall.
  • Pay attention if you're running to the bathroom more often. Frequent urination at the beginning of pregnancy is due to hormonal fluctuations.