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An early anatomy ultrasound gives a detailed look at your baby’s organs and growth earlier in pregnancy than the standard 20-week scan.

The earliest pregnancy symptoms can start about 1 week after conception, but many people feel nothing until after a missed period.

Most people get the earliest reliable home pregnancy test result around 12 to 14 days after ovulation.

The earliest symptoms of being pregnant often include a missed period, breast tenderness, mild cramping, fatigue, and queasiness in the first weeks.

Common earliest signs that you are pregnant include a missed period, tender breasts, fatigue, mild nausea, and peeing more often.

Earliest signs of pregnancy after conception often appear one to two weeks later, such as spotting, tender breasts, fatigue, and mild cramps.

The earliest signs of conception after ovulation are subtle changes like spotting, mild cramps, sore breasts, and rising fatigue about a week later.

The earliest pregnancy blood tests detect hCG about 6 to 8 days after ovulation, while sensitive urine tests may show a line 4 to 6 days before a missed period.

Most home pregnancy tests reliably detect pregnancy from the first day of a missed period, when hCG levels reach standard test thresholds.

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