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Are you expecting? The first signs to look out for...

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- Are you expecting? The first signs to look out for...
Have you been feeling strange sensations and new emotions over the last few days? Is your life about to change forever?!

Your doctor will tell you for sure whether you’re pregnant or not, but here are the tell-tale signs to look out for, plus answers to all those important questions you’ll be asking yourself.

Sarah Horrocks
13/09/2008

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Article Plan Are you expecting? The first signs to look out for... ▼

Can you tell?

What to look out for...

The dreaded morning sickness

Periods and testing

First things first

- The first examinations
- What food and drink should I avoid?

Working out your dates

- The date of conception
- Your due date

Your choices

Feeling emotional?

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