- Fatigue. Many women experience a very heavy feeling of tiredness and feel sleepy at any time of the
day. The body of the woman prepares to house a new life. This results in a considerable increase in the volume of blood circulating in your veins and in an increase in your pulse, so you also need more rest to recover energy. - Nausea and vomiting. There are women who do not have them and others in exchange who can have them throughout the pregnancy, although most often they disappear after the first trimester, at most four months. But this depends a lot on each woman.Again, the responsible ones are the hormones. They cause an unpleasant sensation of an upset stomach, excessive salivation, and the urge to vomit that in some cases takes place. They are more common in the morning when they wake up, although they can occur at any time of the day.
- Aversion to certain odors and foods. Taste and smell are also affected in pregnancy, especially in the first trimester. Odors that once pleased you become disgusting, and even with meals.The increase in estrogen causes women to have a more prominent sense of smell and an extreme sensitivity to odors, which for perfumers and sumelliers can be a great advantage, but during pregnancy it becomes a truly unpleasant annoyance.
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