Hold on tight, because for some, the first trimester can become overwhelming, to say the least. Even though this may seem rather late, it is very common and most doctors won't see you until you're at least two months pregnant. This can be attributed to the fact that most miscarriages will happen within the first three months of pregnancy. There are several physical symptoms that you will probably start to notice. By the time you reach your third month, some of the symptoms increase, especially frequent urination and fatigue.
Constipation is very common, as is flatulence and bloating during the first trimester.
Some may experience periodic headaches and dizziness or fainting. Try to take it easy around this time, your emotions will be on a rollercoaster and you'll need all the rest and fluids you can get. There are several ways to deal with first trimester nausea. A more natural approach would include drinking decaffeinated herbal teas like peppermint or lemon, sucking on or smelling freshly cut lemons or 1 tsp. Some doctors will advise the use of a sleep aid like Unisom to cut the nausea or some type of stomach antacid like Tums or Mylanta.